Behind the success of Facebook now, Mark Zuckerberg allegedly underlies the establishment of such social networking with a trick to cheat rivals.
Facebook journey in pioneering the way to become a social networking giant than just a local campus site has been known to be adorned feud between Mark Zuckerberg and Winklevoss twins, Tyler and Cameron. His third relationship began when they both studied at Harvard University.
In 2003, Tyler and Cameron, Zuckerberg's senior on campus, asked the junior to complete the software code that would later be used on the second social networking site, ConnectU, which was then called HarvardConnection.com. This is where the roots of their gurus begin.
Instead of meeting his request, according to the twins' narrative, Zuck actually stole their code and idea to launch TheFacebook in February 2004, which a year later eliminated the word 'The' in front of his name.
His intention to do the trick was clearly visible after the piece of conversation with one of his colleagues leaked. Through an instant messaging platform, a friend from Zuck asks about a plan he will do for the website being built by Winklevoss twins.
"Yes, I'll beat them (Winklevoss twins) as badly as possible," Zuck responded to his theme question.
 
Still in the same conversation, as he has started developing TheFacebook and ignoring his project with Cameron and Tyler, Zuck seems to fool-fool the people who are deceived by social networking besutannya.
"If you ever need information about anyone at Harvard, just ask me, I have more than 4,000 emails, photos, addresses on SNS (social networking service)," Zuckerberg told his friend.
When his colleague asked how he could get it, Zuck claimed not to know why people want to enter his own information.
"People just put it, I don't know why, they trust me, you stupid people," he said.
Intelligence owned by Zuck that as if it could illustrate how Facebook can get the data belonging to 50 million users by a British firm named Cambridge Analytica. What he said up front about protecting the privacy of his social networking user, is not necessarily what he thinks is real in the real world.
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