'Meta' Becomes The Rebranded Version of Facebook

AL QUOZ, UAE - Nov. 8, 2021 - PRLog -- The whole world had its eyes on Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook, when he announced on Thursday that the company is changing its corporate name to 'Meta'. While the individual social media platforms will stay as they are, they will be part of a larger 'Metaverse', as he calls it.

According to Zuckerberg, the metaverse is the first step towards the future of the internet, where users can connect, communicate, game, and work in an enhanced virtual reality atmosphere. The name encompasses what the company has built, its vision, and how it sees the future.

With the Greek word 'meta' meaning 'beyond', the metaverse is meant to go beyond all the present perceptions about the internet. Apart from what we see and use on our smartphones and laptops, the internet is going to be something that we are an integral part of.

Zuckerberg's vision of the 'metaverse' is to build a stronger and innovative internet experience that functions by fully utilizing the possibilities of virtual reality. According to him, Facebook has been an iconic social media company, but the time has come to update the world with the vision of a bright future. With the flagship social media platform getting criticized about security and safety issues, Zuckerberg is keen to develop a safe and secure version of the metaverse for the future.

The metaverse is not something that has been fully developed. According to the company, the metaverse is years away from being fully realized, with this just being a kickstart for the future. Apart from the technological advancements to be made with the passage of time, the future tech will also need new forms of governance.

It is clear that Mark Zuckerberg is not going to limit himself to running Facebook and Instagram. By rebranding the company and declaring its vision, he is looking forward to providing an enhanced digital experience to internet users all over the world.
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