These are the privacy permissions that you grant for Meta's new twitter competitor
These are the privacy permissions that you grant for Meta's new twitter competitor
Yikes.
These are the privacy permissions that you grant for Meta's new twitter competitor
Yikes.
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I know meta is shit anyways, but what is the idea behind their Twitter competitor, like what is their selling point?
Sadly, that's likely all they need at the moment
Luckily, most of my friends are not there.
Y'all have friends?
You can always say "All my friends.... ", even if there are zero of them.
I've read comments saying that people flee facebook to instagram already in last 4 years as it become ridden with unrelated content and features nobody wants (obviously). People want to mainly share their photos so they went for instagram as it seem to fit their needs and perhaps meta tries to capture the audience there with their new shiny thing. The fact that musk is successfully killing off twitter might also affect their decision to bring this "killer app" up - they want to reach those who have twitter, who tend to get news from there (not mention fb also tries to be a news provider). It's all about trapping people within meta walled garden.
Years have pass by and zuckerberg still tries to be an answer to all activity on the Internet with this ad and tracking ridden freak show - nothing new happens here, I'd say.
Instagram is also turning to shit, it's just reposted content from tiktok, they're really pushing the reels over images. I joined Instagram because I liked the photos, if I wanted to look at tiktok content, I'd use tiktok.
Btw, in case you missed it: there's pixelfed - federated replacement for instagram but it doesn't seem to be that much popular
I only really use Instagram to follow the local gravel cycling scene, if that's not on pixelfed, then it's not useful to me. But thanks, I didn't know it existed and I'll check it out.