Facebook Tried To Blame Its Own Misinformation On TikTok (It Backfired) - How Money Works #Shorts
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Facebook has been exposed for hiring a consulting firm to run a political smear campaign against its emerging rival Tik-Tok.
Facebooks parent company Meta has lost over $300 billion dollars in value since the beginning of the year and the announced their first ever month with a declining userbase in February.
Facebook is getting desperate to say the least.
They hired the firm which ran a series of editorials that were critical of Tik-Tok.
In a beautiful twist of irony, the smear campaign involved the public condemnation of the Viral Tik-Tok trend “Smack a teacher Day”.
The only problem was that this trend never existed, it was simply fake information that was originated and propagated… on Facebook…
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Facebook has been exposed for hiring a consulting firm to run a political smear campaign against its emerging rival Tik-Tok.
Facebooks parent company Meta has lost over $300 billion dollars in value since the beginning of the year and the announced their first ever month with a declining userbase in February.
Facebook is getting desperate to say the least.
They hired the firm which ran a series of editorials that were critical of Tik-Tok.
In a beautiful twist of irony, the smear campaign involved the public condemnation of the Viral Tik-Tok trend “Smack a teacher Day”.
The only problem was that this trend never existed, it was simply fake information that was originated and propagated… on Facebook…
This video was based on an article written by the daily upside, to read the full story and receive more like it, sign up for their free email newsletter in the video description below.
Support the channel on Patreon here - https://www.patreon.com/HowMoneyWorks
#Shorts
Link To The Capitalists Discord where I hang out with other creators - https://discord.gg/8MeNJ7gfSR
Music by Epidemic Sound
Stock footage by Story Blocks
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