[hospitalJail]

Broken link to the report, doesn't say what the investment is for.

Its hard to figure out what is going to happen to facebook in the future. This is one of those few moments I'd like to be a non-US native to understand if Facebook is doing well/growing outside the US, or if its dying out. (I don't think Instagram is going to last too much longer, the quality has collapsed)

[robopsychology]

It's still very popular in Europe for my age range (25-34) - FB Messenger is the default option to contact friends, even more so than WhatsApp.

[nrmitchi]

Well Meta owns WhatsApp anyways

[roncesvalles]

Most people in my bubble (Canada, age 25-34) have stopped using Facebook.com for social sharing -- all that's moved to Instagram and, to a lesser degree, Snapchat. FB.com primarily seems to be used for marketplace groups, or support groups like for parenting.

[s1artibartfast]

I'm in the US and haven't used facebook in 10 years, but thinking of getting back on. With the death of forums, self destructive nature of reddit, I keep finding myself turning to fakebook groups to keep up on relevant interests.