"None of the company’s (Facebook) key executives has a “normal” Facebook presence. You can’t add them as friends, they rarely post publicly and they keep private some information that the platform suggests be made public by default, such as the number of friends they have.

Over at Twitter, the story is the same. Of the company’s nine most senior executives, only four tweet more than once a day on average."

in https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/jan/23/never-get-high...

Off the FB topic, but when I was a consultant working at Google, implementing some mobile JS SDK stuff, I was an a presentation with country execs / project managers and team leads, there was about 12 in the room in total.

I said "here's the Android version, here put this URL in your phone"

There was a very sheepish silence as I looked around the table, and saw only iPhones. Nobody there had a single android phone in the room, except me, because I brought one in to test with.

I actually laughed out loud

After one famous scandal it was revealed that FB actually forced moderators to have their personal accounts with real name and use them for moderation - that's how their identity was exposed:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/16/facebook-...