Protest organizers deny accusations of anti-Semitism, arguing that their actions are aimed at the Israeli government
According to "Facebook: the Inside Story," an upcoming book writted by Wired's Steven Levy, Zuckerberg is apparently obsessed with his public appearance.
"A communications exec is shown blow-drying the CEO's armpits before speaking appearances to eliminate anxiety sweat," claimed the book.
Zuckerberg reportedly appears to be "consumed by his public image" and that's when he decided to call his staff to blow-dry his armpits, according to a book review done Bloomberg News' Austin Carr.
"I doubt this is true and if so it would have been at our communications team's request, but surely anyone who has ever worn a grey T-shirt can relate," Facebook spokesperson Liz Bourgeois told Business Insider.
The revelation took the social media by storm.
Sarah Frier who is a reporter with Bloomberg tagged Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on this: "I'm guessing @jack has never needed this service from you?"
Dorsey replied: "I haven't, but I'd be happy to provide that service for anyone on our comms team if needed".
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