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Wrong title. Facebook IS old. For a lot of us. Teens are still on there heavily, but the transition to mobile is bigger than ever. Teens are heavily on mobile,
by dakrisht 13y ago
Wrong title. Facebook IS old. For a lot of us. Teens are still on there heavily, but the transition to mobile is bigger than ever. Teens are heavily on mobile, rarely on a browser.
FB is also full of maybe 200M+ fake accounts (if we're saying 1.1B total) - I created a few accounts for testing purposes, research, etc. and added well over 100 users per account = 99% fake.
What's strange is how FB is still the premier social network when the life cycle of these things is usually shorter... They have a big user base so that helps, but something is just around the corner. They'll still be around, but teens, kids, etc. will transition. Such as the state of the Internets
- k-mcgrady 13y ago>> "FB is also full of maybe 200M+ fake accounts" Source?
- dakrisht 13y agoOfficial source: FB's SEC Form 10-Q (http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/000119312512325997/d371464d10q.htm#tx371464_14 http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/0001193125123...) Double or triple that number for reality, plus add a year since that report. Also common sense when you have 10 accounts with 100 users each, all fake :) Edit: It's closer to 12-18% of all accounts (incl. 5-6% duplicate accounts)
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