When various events related to the security and privacy of users on Facebook, the world's largest network, begin to appear, the organization begins to shut down our accounts. However, some years later, this may have been very successful. Also, while we're sure they'll be impacting the user base, and we're sure that many of these continue to use their other products.
Facebook has long since become more than just a social network we all know and love (or hate), it's also a matrix behind Instagram, WhatsApp, or products like Oculus Rift or Oculus Demand. And if we only have instant messaging requests, it's likely that many of us are already under their coat. In fact, according to information provided by the company itself when presenting the most recent results, we are over half of network users.
In the first quarter of this year, Facebook saw almost 2,603 million users have access to some of its services at least once a month. When comparing this with the latest Hootsuite data on the number of internet users worldwide, about 4.54 billion people, we are saying that about 57% of them have already gone through their platforms. A surprising amount that shows that, after all, Facebook is not bad at all.
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In the meantime, the company continues to work to restore the loyalty of its users, developing innovative solutions to make its platforms safer and smarter. And since the world is still at home, they have a great opportunity to accomplish it. Also, apart from the fact that we still have many of us using their products, we are becoming more and more in control of the information we share. Their easy-to-use coin becomes harder and harder to find.
