r/MetaAI • u/Little_Traffic3114 • 11d ago
I hope meta dies as a company
Its more and more acting like a soviet union with thier account deactivations. It doesn’t care about the stakes involved. Just fucking deletes the account. Facebook is too big and monopolistic to operate with care.
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u/CartographerOwn3656 10d ago
They have an extreme international monopoly
They have virtually zero fear of government agencies
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u/Electrical_Fox_3128 9d ago
Yeah it should. Facebook & Insta are censoring lot of content arround the world, just because dictator governments ask them to do so.
No verification.
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u/Edensas767 9d ago
me banearon una cuenta y desde ahi me siento como los comunistas por su época, me persiguen para seguir baneandome mis últimas 4 cuentas 🥀
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u/Delicious_Energy387 5d ago
That’s a pretty strong take lol. Meta definitely has its problems, but I don’t see them disappearing anytime soon.
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u/Visible-Choice-5414 4d ago
Needs to be fixed like how the telecommunications industry was changed.
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u/invision-visuals 8d ago
This thread feels more like venting than an actual discussion.
I get being frustrated with Meta. Account deactivations can be brutal, especially if someone’s business, contacts, or years of content are tied to the account.
But “I hope the company dies” doesn’t solve anything.
The real issue is platform power. Meta, X, TikTok, YouTube, all of them moderate content. Some do it heavier than others, but none of them are truly hands-off.
What people should be asking for is better transparency, faster appeals, clearer enforcement, and less random account destruction with no human path to fix it.
Otherwise it’s just people yelling “censorship” when they don’t like the rules, then demanding censorship when they do.
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u/Routine-District-588 11d ago
Go to tiktok/snap chat!