Fair points, especially about creator payouts and platform risk. That said, Facebook still works well as a top-of-funnel tool, even if monetization should live elsewhere.
Agreed. Once an account builds reliability through steady spending, the AI does the heavy lifting for reach and growth.
I respectfully disagree.
Totally agree — the interface might feel outdated, but the AI-driven reach makes consistent spending and a trusted account well worth it.
Interesting take. While the platform has challenges and a specific user base, many creators and businesses are still seeing measurable results when they focus on the right strategy.
Exactly — AI feeds and subscriptions are game-changers, but losing old engagement signals does make adaptation tricky. Fast movers will definitely benefit most.
The AI-powered feed is the most exciting part, since it could dramatically improve content discovery.
I don't know it doesn't seem to have changed so much for me. I mean nowdays I'm only using it for my personal use.
Exactly. AI-driven content and new monetization options could really level the playing field, but brands will need to adapt quickly to maintain engagement after old plugins are gone.
Exactly — staying flexible and keeping an eye on trends is the best way to navigate the uncertainty.
Makes sense — for personal use, Facebook can feel mostly the same, even with all the backend changes.
Exactly — it’s interesting to see the split. I think the 2026 updates, especially AI-driven feeds and monetization tools, could attract younger users, but Facebook will likely still rely heavily on its core base.
please help me , I am going to run meta ad for wifi brand and this is my first time to run ad for any brand so please tell me that, what strategy i should to use ?
Start with a targeted campaign: focus on your ideal audience (location, age, interests), use eye-catching creatives, and set a small budget to test what works before scaling.
That’s the real shift. When chats with Meta AI start influencing discovery, Facebook becomes more of a recommendation engine than a social network.
Totally get that. Ads and shopping are strong, but engagement innovation is where Facebook needs to prove itself — especially if X keeps pushing faster trends.
Yeah, there’s been talk about ad performance fluctuations and algorithm changes — it’d be great to hear what everyone else is experiencing.
