Absolutely—this is a great question that touches both on social impact and business opportunity.
Social relationships: Facebook has both positive and negative effects. It helps people stay connected across distances and discover shared interests through groups and events. But it can also lead to superficial interactions, echo chambers, and reduced face-to-face communication if overused.
Making money: Yes, you can still make money on Facebook. Despite changes in algorithms and increasing ad costs, it remains one of the most powerful platforms for marketing, eCommerce, lead generation, and content monetization (like Reels bonuses, affiliate sales, and ad revenue). The key is adapting to the platform’s updates and focusing on value-driven content or high-converting funnels.
Should we stop? Not necessarily. Instead of quitting, we should be smarter—use Facebook intentionally, whether for relationships or business. Build genuine engagement, monitor your mental health, and test where your audience responds best.
Would you like to break this down more—like focus just on the business side or explore alternatives like TikTok, YouTube, or Threads?