What do you think about the future of Facebook?

Bro, don't worry, facebook has users all over the world, the update from Meta is making it difficult for Agencies.

I’m uncertain about Facebook's future, but it’s likely to become stricter.

I think the Future of Facebook, or Meta, is moving towards becoming an e-commerce platform and a metaverse space, while focusing on a more personalized and secure user experience.

I think the future of Facebook, or Meta, is moving towards becoming an e-commerce platform and a metaverse space, while focusing on a more personalized and secure user experience.

Facebook is still a data-rich platform that is hard to lose.

Don't worry; Facebook has global users, but Meta's update is making it tough for agencies.

Facebook isn't going anywhere anytime soon, the user base is aging, yes, but the platform's real power lies in its data, ad platform, and integration with Instagram and WhatsApp. Zuck pivoting to the metaverse was bold but premature. For marketers, the core value remains in its detailed targeting and retargeting capabilities. It's not cool anymore, but it still prints money.

I see it as a potential market because there's still profit to be made.

Facebook still boasts the largest user base of any social network, and its ecosystem—from Pages and Groups to Ads and Messenger—remains deeply embedded in how businesses reach customers. That network effect isn’t easy to dethrone overnight. However, we’re already seeing younger audiences gravitate toward fast-paced, short-form video platforms like TikTok and BeReal, and even Twitter/X is carving out a renewed niche in real-time conversation. Unless Facebook can further innovate around immersive experiences (think VR/AR through Meta’s headset roadmap) and lean harder into video-first formats, it risks gradually ceding cultural mindshare to more agile rivals.
For businesses, that means Facebook won’t vanish anytime soon, but it also shouldn’t be the only pillar of your digital strategy. A diversified approach—combining Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube shorts, LinkedIn for B2B outreach and an owned audience via email or SMS—will cushion you if Facebook’s reach wanes or its ad costs spike. In short, keep investing in your Facebook presence where it still delivers ROI, but build parallel channels and your own direct customer touchpoints so you’re not left scrambling if the next big algorithm shift or new app steals the spotlight.

netproxy said:

Facebook still king in terms of data and targeting, but I think the shift is toward multi platform presence. Smart brands are already combining FB ads with TikTok traffic, email flow, and Discord for retention. The future isn’t one platform taking over , it fragmentation.

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Facebook still dominates with 3 billion+ users and deep ad targeting, so it’s not going anywhere overnight—but younger crowds are flocking to TikTok, BeReal and emerging Web3 communities. Businesses should keep their Facebook presence but also build parallel channels—Instagram Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn or even direct email/SMS—so a single algorithm shift doesn’t wipe out their reach. Diversification is the best hedge against whichever platform “wins” next.

It’ll stay key for businesses with its massive user base, but tikTok and X are gaining ground
Adapt with clean campaigns and diversified platforms!