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<blockquote data-quote="Marko :)" data-source="post: 1060268" data-attributes="member: 39702">The only Meta product I use is the WhatsApp. Stopped using Facebook long time ago, never had an Instagram account. When I told my work colleagues I don&#039;t have Facebook and Instagram they were pleasantly surprised. Beside spying on me constantly, sucking the battery on my phone, what can those two offer me? Seeing posts of my friends I&#039;m not interested?Even at the time I had Facebook, I unfollowed all of my friends as I&#039;m not interested in seeing their posts and statuses. Facebook served me only for chat, games and news snippets. I replaced chat with WhatsApp, games lost their charm on Facebook, and for news snippets I either visit local news sites or read the snippets on X (formerly Twitter). I had Twitter account for years, but only started actively using it after russia invaded Ukraine because news snippets don&#039;t take too much screen space and you can read them as they are posted, unlike on Facebook. But lately, I&#039;m thinking of ditching X because it&#039;s turning into prorussian conspiracy theorist hub. Ever since Elon bought Twitter, everything is going downhill.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marko :), post: 1060268, member: 39702"] The only Meta product I use is the WhatsApp. Stopped using Facebook long time ago, never had an Instagram account. When I told my work colleagues I don't have Facebook and Instagram they were pleasantly surprised. Beside spying on me constantly, sucking the battery on my phone, what can those two offer me? Seeing posts of my friends I'm not interested? Even at the time I had Facebook, I unfollowed all of my friends as I'm not interested in seeing their posts and statuses. Facebook served me only for chat, games and news snippets. I replaced chat with WhatsApp, games lost their charm on Facebook, and for news snippets I either visit local news sites or read the snippets on X (formerly Twitter). I had Twitter account for years, but only started actively using it after russia invaded Ukraine because news snippets don't take too much screen space and you can read them as they are posted, unlike on Facebook. But lately, I'm thinking of ditching X because it's turning into prorussian conspiracy theorist hub. Ever since Elon bought Twitter, everything is going downhill. [/QUOTE]

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