Vero is the new social media kid on the block. Some people are calling it the "Instagram killer," but its recent rise in popularity is causing controversy. Vero Founder and CEO Ayman Hariri addresses the #DeleteVero campaign that has popped up online. The controversy revolves around issues with Hariri's former company, Saudi Oger. Hariri claims that the issues at Saudi Oger happened after he left the company.
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