FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
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Re: FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
#2All they do is say that data "helps keep facebook free"
nobody thinks they are going to charge for the app, that's stupid
Re: FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
#3misleading headline. All they do is say that data "helps keep facebook free" nobody thinks they are going to charge for the app, that's stupid
Re: FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
#4misleading headline. All they do is say that data "helps keep facebook free" nobody thinks they are going to charge for the app, that's stupid
It is of course an empty threat if you understand Facebook’s financials, but they’re still trying to plant that seed in users heads.
Re: FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
#5misleading headline. All they do is say that data "helps keep facebook free" nobody thinks they are going to charge for the app, that's stupid
The image actually shows the FaceBook page saying “Help keep Facebook free of charge”
that isn't "threaten to charge for 14.5 users"
Re: FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
#6Re: FB and Instagram threaten to charge for iOS 14.5 users unless you give them data
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
The image actually shows the FaceBook page saying “Help keep Facebook free of charge”
yes, that's what I said. what's your point? that isn't "threaten to charge for 14.5 users"
> "helps keep facebook free"
Which has multiple interpretations and is quoted without acknowledging that it is a partial quotation. If you thought the "...of charge" was unimportant you should indicate to the reader that you are modifying the quotation by using ellipses.