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If users are the product, then I guess it’s unsurprising if Facebook doesn’t care that its rejection rate is slightly above 0%.
by Waterluvian 4y ago
If users are the product, then I guess it’s unsurprising if Facebook doesn’t care that its rejection rate is slightly above 0%.
- duxup 4y agoAlso the users rejected are probably assumed to be “bad” in some way as well. They already decided if the user should be locked out if some set of circumstances occurred.
- spencerchubb 4y agoThe author of the article was also a business owner that spent thousands advertising on Meta apps.
- nhioh34rtjklf 4y agoI doubt Meta cares. I manage social media pages for small / medium sized businesses for a living. They regularly break stuff that businesses rely on, even stuff related to advertising, and they don't care. Most recently, it was the rollout to "new pages experience" and meta business suite. It was slow, buggy, and broken. And they one day they forced it on practically everyone.