> - laid off/fired 13% of workforce so far this running year I wish it was acceptable/normal for companies to reveal how much more of their workforce (if any)

> - laid off/fired 13% of workforce so far this running year I wish it was acceptable/normal for companies to reveal how much more of their workforce (if any) they plan to layoff in the coming quarters It's almost as if there's a need for headcount projections. > daily users of more than 2B, wow, growth of 5% yoy, that is good eh, i always feel like this is dishonest for them. if a daily user is on whatsapp and they never see an ad, isn't that user just an expense for them? instagram users scrolling ads: revenue. facebook user scrolling ads: revenue. me talking to my family on whatsapp? unless they're benefiting from scanning the chat and delivering me ads on it (is this what they do? is it legal?) isn't it kind of like... they're paying the bandwidth/storage costs and getting very little out of it? > on adds, from Bloomberg reporting "Ad impressions increased by 18% while average price per ad decreased by 16% for 2022." is this left over from "apple's privacy changes made our ad targeting less effective so we need to display more, lower quality ads that are worth less to get as many conversions as we used to previouly"?