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NotAllThere replied

12 March 2022, 16:11
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Facebook ads are totally fooked. I used to have a massive budget on them, did a lot of very clever programmatic stuff on it, IOS 14 privacy screwed it.

Facebook will not survive as is, the meta gibberish is a desperate attempt to stay afloat.

Couldn't restrain yourself logging in again, hey?
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minestrone replied

12 March 2022, 15:37
Facebook ads are totally fooked. I used to have a massive budget on them, did a lot of very clever programmatic stuff on it, IOS 14 privacy screwed it.

Facebook will not survive as is, the meta gibberish is a desperate attempt to stay afloat.
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SueEllen started a topic Facebook cuts...

12 March 2022, 11:17
Facebook cuts...

Hard times at Meta?

Having to do your own laundry plus decide between free ride or free dinner?

https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...t-free-laundry
Lavish onsite perks may be a thing of the past for employees at Meta, who will now have to do their own laundry due to company cutbacks.

The parent company of Facebook informed its employees it would be cutting down on various perks including free laundry, dry cleaning and valet service, as well as delaying the daily free dinner by half an hour from 6pm to 6.30pm, the New York Times first reported.

The pushed-back dinner service means fewer employees will get to eat on campus, as the company’s last shuttle bus departs the office at 6pm. As a result, employees will now have to decide between a free meal or a free ride home. It also will make it more difficult for employees to stock up on free food to bring home as leftovers.
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