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Apple Cofounder Suggests Facebook Make Some Changes

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Steve Wozniak has some words for Facebook and its CEO. NBC reporter Dylan Byers paraphrased a recent interview with Wozniak in a tweet. The Apple cofounder said Facebook needs to "remember that people matter more than technology and stop putting money before morals." In a separate interview with CNBC, Wozniak gave specific recommendations for the social media company. "One thing they should do is, if you're going to be on targeted advertising lists, give you the option to pay your way out of it.

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