Facebook founder turns 30, promise to do more

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder, turned 30 on Wednesday with a promise to do more.
Suckerberg said in Los Angeles, United States of America, that he had already achieved what most people only dream of in his first three decades, adding that he does not want to stop here.
Zuckerberg said his next goal was to make Internet services available to everyone in the world, for all to connect with the people and the things they care about.
Forbes estimates his net worth at $26.6 billion, almost $1 billion for each year of his life.
Zuckerberg has also connected about one fifth of the world’s population through his social media network Facebook, which has about 1.3 billion users.
Time Magazine named the Facebook founder “Person of the year in 2010”, the same year the biographical movie, The Social Network, premiered.
Zuckerberg, son of a dentist and a psychiatrist, enjoyed developing computer programme, especially communication tools and games, while he was still in high school.
He started Facebook from his dormitory room at Harvard in February 2004, and the company was worth around $135 billion, making it the fastest growing company in history.
He kept his private life under wraps when he married his long-time girlfriend, Priscilla Chan, in May 2012, inviting only 100 guests.
He is an advocate for Internet security.
Zuckerberg criticised the US government in March in the wake of the National Security Agency scandal.
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