Log out Facebook campaign in America

Log out Facebook campaigns in the US:Users said - the company is not doing us any favors, when the time comes, we will tell it well

Angered by the policies of social media giant Facebook, users have started a 'log out' campaign against the company. Under this, Facebook and Instagram users are being urged to keep both these platforms closed on November 10. Groups united for the campaign say its Facebook will be made to realize its irresponsible attitude.

There is resentment among users about the attack on the US Parliament and the company's stand on it, the company's constant scandal and ignoring the propaganda for their own benefit. Recently it was revealed that Facebook knew that Instagram was having a bad effect on the mental health of girls, yet it did nothing. He also did not take strict action on posts related to incidents of human rights abuses. The warnings of the company officials were also ignored.

Kairose, one of the groups opposing the arbitrariness of the tech world, has asked users not to use both the platforms on November 10. It has also demanded that Zuckerberg resign and immediately stop the Instagram for Kids project. Jelani Drew, director of the 'Log Out' campaign, says Facebook is everywhere, so even the posts for the campaign were posted on Facebook. We would like to point out that do not be satisfied with the appearance of Facebook.

The 'Delete Facebook' campaign started after Cambridge Analytica. The company's shares had fallen. But soon everything was fine. Facebook was blocked by 1,000 companies like Ford and Coca-Cola after Zuckerberg refused to remove then-President Trump's post 'When the looting begins, shooting begins' during Black Lives Matters. This caused damage. But soon the company also made recovery. The groups say that such efforts will have to be continued, only then the strength of the users will be known.

98.5% of the company's revenue
comes from the help of users' data, says Marianna Ruiz, CEO of Caro's, 'Companies like Facebook feel that users should be grateful to them for being given a place on the platform, while the opposite is the case. Facebook is in shambles. We'll let the company know when the time comes. According to Ruiz, the company's latest report shows that 98.5% of its revenue comes from the ad business.

For this large scale user data is used. So that they can find out what type of ad they can click on and then the platform earns wildly by selling ad space to companies. The company has no idea what will happen when users stop visiting the platform, says Rishi Bharwani of the advocacy group 'Accountable Tech'.