Facebook's policy

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Facebook's policy of monopoly has become clear before the most specialized specialists in the field of information that Facebook is heading towards the possibility of the Internet field, and may cause a crisis in the field because of the expansion of the services of this spider to include all fields, especially after the development of the search system and the emergence of advertising videos launched before the user watched a video posted page or The theory is that the company spent $ 21 billion to buy its competitors, according to Instagram and Whatsaap

 

This crisis, which began to appear in the field of the Internet caused by the decrease in the size of the request for the establishment of sites for companies and promoters of art and book fairs as the number of the number of sites is reduced, everyone has preferred Facebook services easy and convenient to create an independent web page ...
The secret to the success of Zekrbek and his team is complemented in that they are always trying to bring all what the user wants in the Internet and even more dangerous than that, you choose your world within your political, intellectual and sporting tendencies become hostage to what you love without seeing or reading what you do not like What makes follower thought Very limited, while others prefer to follow everyone and increase their experience, experience, etc.

 
In Facebook we find pages selling and buying and pages of information and other medical or religious or specialized in the publication of films documentary or cinematic and other analytical everything you can find outside Facebook gathered this monster in front of you and I am sure that today is stronger than ever before the number of pioneers exceeded 1.81 billion users, 81 million of which are fake accounts, while 1.08 billion are active subscribers and 500,000 are new subscribers every day ... all this has made it very needed for investors and a breeding ground for e-marketing or general marketing ... The question remains, how far can Facebook reach this strategy? ? This may be illustrated by the coming days or years ... 

Facebook's policy | Ecency