Some of Mark Zuckerberg's old Facebook posts have disappeared

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Good luck finding some of Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg's old social media posts.
On Friday, Business Insider reported that the social network accidentally deleted some of Zuckerberg's old Facebook posts, including all the ones he made in 2007 and 2008.
"A few years agone a number of Mark's posts were erroneously deleted thanks to technical errors. The work needed to revive them would are in depth and not bound to achieve success therefore we tend to did not pair," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
The spokesperson said many of Zuckerberg's old posts about Facebook can still be found on the company's blog and in its newsroom.
Screenshot by Queenie Wong/CNETCNET visited Zuckerberg's Facebook profile and verified that posts from 2007 and 2008 aren't available.

 Zuckerberg's comments have gone missing before.
In April 2018, messages Zuckerberg sent to other people mysteriously disappeared from their Messenger inboxes. That's because Facebook removed the CEO's messages for security reasons, applying a self-delete function similar to Snapchat.
"After Sony Pictures' emails we tend tore hacked in 2014 we created variety of changes to guard our executives' communications," a Facebook spokesman said at the time by email. "These enclosed limiting the retention amount for Mark's messages in traveller. We did therefore fully compliance with our legal obligations to preserve messages."
The company, which has been embroiled in a series of scandals about privacy and security, is focusing more on private messaging and ephemeral content.

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