If we're talking about the social media platform, Facebook's name first comes up. At present, there are more than 2 billion Facebook users worldwide and the number of users is increasing every day. Facebook is often accused of leaking user data, despite the fact that it remains a user-favorite social media platform. The most important thing about Facebook is that its service is completely free and does not demand any membership from users. However, now it looks like Facebook is about to start charging users for their services in the times to come.
If you don't know, users first need to go to the signup option on the main page to create a Facebook account. Until a few days ago, the Facebook signup option below used to give the tagline of 'It's Free and Always Will'. Recently, a blog called Smart World saw this change in Facebook. Facebook has now changed its old tagline to 'It's quick and easy'.
According to a report, Facebook has changed it around August 7 and in India, it can be seen on Facebook's main page. The company's main earning tool is advertising. Facebook gives users the option to stay connected with friends and family, but in turn, it collects users' personal data. He shares this data with other companies so that they can grow business by showing their ads to target users. These companies give Facebook a good amount of money instead of using the add space.
The change has taken place on Facebook, which has created a lot of confusion among users. Some say that the sudden change made by Facebook may be seen as the company is about to start making money from users in the times to come. On the other hand, some say that the company's owner is looking to make the necessary changes to Zuckerberg's Facebook business model offering paid subscriptions to users. Although this change on the main page of the site is quite small, it is causing confusion to users. Some experts said that Facebook may also be offering paid subscriptions to users. Compared to free Facebook, the company may offer some extra features in the paid version of Facebook. At the moment, nothing can be said of what Facebook's strategy is and why it has made this change on the main page.
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