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Back in the day, I saw on Facebook a page promoting a website claiming to be able to hack any social media account in exchange for payment, and plenty of fake c
by Nextgrid 5y ago
Back in the day, I saw on Facebook a page promoting a website claiming to be able to hack any social media account in exchange for payment, and plenty of fake comments praising its success.
The entire service was a scam and all the comments interacting with it were thus guaranteed to be fake.
I've reported both the page itself and a handful of comments - this should've been a jackpot for FB to be able to catch and ban all these fake accounts conveniently rounded up for them.
The response? That none of these violated their rules and were allowed to remain.
- meetups323 5y agoHey FB, you know how DAU is your most important metric and basically the only thing keeping you afloat. What if you just... cut it in half?
- titzer 5y agoConsidering that FB stock price has dropped to about where it was at the beginning of 2017, just from a tiny recent decline in DAU...It now has 1.9 billion DAU vs 1.2 billion then. Wasn't it insanely overvalued back then? FB has been endlessly tripping forward, trying to justify its insanely overvalued stock price since its IPO. Its value reflects the market's speculative estimation of the platform's value...to advertisers, not users. I say, in all brutal honesty, I give zero fucks about a company going from a $900 billion market cap to just a mere $600 billion. Cry us a river already.