Meta Mistake - Social Media Is Sucio

[Byrthnoth]

Yeah, 2FA + don't ask again from this device

[Meresgi]

Just buy a yubikey and use it for 2FA on everything web related that supports it (which is a ton of shit)

https://www.yubico.com/

Yeah, 2FA + don't ask again from this device

Don't do that, just use a 4-8 digit PIN with some device or just at least text verification

https://infosecwriteups.com/bypassin...s-ff2c79022f63

https://blog.netwrix.com/2022/11/29/...cookie-attack/

https://www.darkreading.com/threat-i...cyberattackers

https://cisoperspective.com/index.ph...g-2fa-and-mfa/

[Kaslo]

Tim Pool is scared of losing revenue for being called out lol

https://twitter.com/TimRunsHisMouth/...771194795?s=20

[Qalbert]

https://twitter.com/RMac18/status/1719055397200564603

[kuronosan]

Gee who would have imagined

[Meresgi]

I'd have actually imagined it hovering even closer to 10 but I guess it will get there soon enough! Hopefully Tesla nose dives too since a ton of his wealth is loaded up into it

[TsingTao]

Shocked if it's actually worth 19B.

[Tyrath]

Shocked if it's actually worth 19B.

I mean it's still a global brand with a huge userbase. Musk halving the value in a year seems fair to me lol

[Salodin]

Lots of user data to mine and take advantage of. The servers will always be worth money just for the personal information

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[Anoat]

Meta Inc announced they will begin charging FB and IG users in Europe a monthly subscription for ad-free usage. Ad supported version will still remain free. This is how it starts, they'll probably be charging worldwide within 24 months bet

[Tyrath]

Well we already get ads in both, no? So whatever

[Anoat]

Did the lessons of all the streaming services teach you nothing? They always start saying you can pay for no ads, then later change to you pay and STILL get ads, before offering a "premium tier" or somesuch where you pay more to not receive ads.

[Kaslo]

Did the lessons of all the streaming services teach you nothing? They always start saying you can pay for no ads, then later change to you pay and STILL get ads, before offering a "premium tier" or somesuch where you pay more to not receive ads.

what?

[Tyrath]

Did the lessons of all the streaming services teach you nothing? They always start saying you can pay for no ads, then later change to you pay and STILL get ads, before offering a "premium tier" or somesuch where you pay more to not receive ads.

what?

I said I'm already getting ads and living with it so I have 0 interest in paying for any ad related shit.

[kuronosan]

He's referring to Netflix and Disney+, even YT to an extent where they have you pay for "limited ads" and a premium tier with "no ads".

[Kaslo]

He's referring to Netflix and Disney+.

But those were never free.

[Outlaw]

How many ads does Netflix's cheap plan with ads have? I have been considering that one.

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[Anoat]

But those were never free.

They weren’t free, no. They introduce ads and give you an option to pay for an ad free version. And then not long after that, you get ads anyway with your paid subscription. And then they offer an even more high priced tier sub to go ad free again.

Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount Plus, HBO Max all have done this

[Tyrath]

Again, just don't pay for the no ads version. You already have ads on both FB and Instagram. You'll manage.

[Anoat]

…I’m not sure how you are still missing my point.

Rolling this out means the days of free use WILL be coming to an end. Sooner rather than later, they WILL roll out a mandatory subscription *with ads* and offer a higher sub cost to go ad free.