Many use social networking for daily communication with others VIA the world wide web.
A new revamp of Facebook Messages is pointing the way to let people buy access to your inbox on the social network.
In a "small experiment" starting today, Facebook said it'll be evaluating the "usefulness of economic signals" to determine what messages, from those with whom they have no connection, might be relevant to a given user.
"This test will give a small number of people the option to pay to have a message routed to the Inbox rather than the Other folder of a recipient that they are not connected with," Facebook said in a blog post.
My question: Facebook wanting to prevent spam or is this a scam for more money to use Facebook features?. Spam or SCAM?
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lol When it comes to what Facebook will do to make a buck, nothing surprises me anymore. I suppose it's no different really than the ads shown in Yahoo and Gmail account. It's amazing to me how advertising has practically taken over the internet. It's rare to find a video anymore that doesn't include a repetitive commercial. Watching it evolve over the past 15 years has been very interesting. It's all about the money. :(
ReplyDeleteI agree with Tess, Facebook is getting a little out of hand... What next..
ReplyDeleteI think it it some bigtime B>S...but we definitely need to get the word out about this. Scam for sure!
ReplyDeleteWell, I think it's definitely about making money. I don't think I would call it a "scam," because that would imply Facebook is being deceitful, and it sounds pretty straightforward.
ReplyDeleteFacebook just loves their money. I hate how I feel like I have no privacy with all the advertisements stalking me. This is just over the top.
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