'This is probably the last time you'll ever talk to me': WhatsApp's cofounder broke his silence about his icy relationship with Mark Zuckerberg

[Mike]

• Brian Acton, a cofounder of WhatsApp, has broken his silence about leaving Facebook three years after his company was acquired for $16 billion.
• In an explosive interview with Forbes, Acton outlined tensions with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg about introducing ads into WhatsApp.
• Acton recalled one meeting where Zuckerberg apparently told him, "This is probably the last time you’ll ever talk to me."
• He said he never became close to the Facebook chief, despite leading the company’s most expensive acquisition.

[Jamboo]

Interesting. this is happening few days after Instagram cofounders quit for the same reason:

Both Instagram's cofounders are quitting after reported 'tensions' with Mark Zuckerberg

Instagram’s two cofounders, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, are leaving the company, they said in a statement on Monday night. The duo currently serve as the Facebook-owned photo-sharing app’s CEO and CTO respectively. According to a report from Bloomberg, the departures come "after growing tensions with [Facebook CEO] Mark Zuckerberg over the direction of the product. It comes after months of chaos and scandals for Facebook.