Facebook’s temporary profile picture frames are now available for more and more sports teams, causes and events, but did you know that there is actually a list?
Facebook’s temporary profile picture frames are now available for more and more sports teams, causes and events, but did you know that there is actually a list?
Co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg provided this link in a Facebook post (embedded below), where users can access a pull-down menu that provides them with all of the available options for temporary profile picture frames.
The page shows all available profile frames from across Facebook, including those from charities like WWF, sports events and movies in once place.
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The new picker lets you choose your photo, then provides a drop-down of all possible frames across the service for the first time.
Meanwhile, the feature does lead to several questions. In his recent 5,000 word manifesto, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talked about the urgent need to create a global community and create a social infrastructure for its users. Launching national flags, while harmless, doesn’t seem to be the best way to promote inclusiveness and the idea of global community as it will give people just another way to differentiate themselves from people sporting different flags on their profile pictures.
With that said, Facebook has still played a massive role in bringing inclusiveness to the world. We see Indians interacting with Americans, Japanese interacting with Canadians and so on and so forth. That is an incredible achievement on the social media platform’s part. And it is still a business, so we can not expect all of its moves to be directed by its founder’s personal philosophy, no matter how noble and good they may be. That is something that needs to be borne in mind before judging Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg, is situations where the two appear to be at variance.
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