RED VS BLUE META MEMES FREE
“I remember the days when Facebook’s homepage said ‘it’s free and always will be’,” remarked one Twitter user.
RED VS BLUE META MEMES VERIFICATION
Musk tweeted that it was “inevitable” that Zuckerberg would roll out a subscription service for a verification check mark on Facebook and Instagram. One commenter suggested that Zuckerberg’s announcement could spell the end of free internet. “Because nothing says authenticity like handing over personal info to a social media giant.”Īnother Twitter user wrote: “Meta Verified is just as cringe as Twitter Blue and I would rather disappear into the abyss never to be known again than spend a dime trying to gain traction by paying for faux popularity on social media.” “Introducing Meta Verified, the subscription service that lets you trade your government ID for a blue badge, false sense of security, and direct access to customer support,” one naysayer tweeted.
Judging from social media reaction, however, it appears Zuckerberg has some convincing to do before Facebook users fork over money on a monthly basis. Zuckerberg announces paid subscription service for Facebook and Instagram He peers over at a man sitting next to him and copies from him. Bean, who is meant to represent Zuckerberg, is seen taking an exam. Bean, the character played by British comedic actor Rowan Atkinson. He also posted a laughing-hysterically emoji on his Twitter feed in response to a meme that depicts his rival Zuckerberg as the hapless, bumbling Mr. The Twitter boss said it was “inevitable” that Zuckerberg would follow in his footsteps. Musk, who rolled out the Twitter Blue subscription service soon after he completed his $44 billion takeover of the microblogging site, felt vindicated by Meta’s announcement on Sunday. Mark Cuban says Musk, Altman are right to warn of potential AI doomsday: ‘It’s not an overreach’Įlon Musk predicts class-action lawsuits against Target after company loses $15 billionĮlon Musk poked fun at Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement that his flagship social media properties - Facebook and Instagram - will be charging a monthly subscription fee for a verification check similar to that introduced by Twitter. Tesla’s Model 3 eligible for $7,500 tax credit, making it cheaper than a Toyota Camry ‘Baby Elon’ Musk goes viral with AI-generated photo
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