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Mark Zuckerberg Is Selflessly Building Yet Another Horrible Product Nobody Asked For
(tech.yahoo.com)
this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2026
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And he can't be voted out. Zuck literally made himself king of his own little virtual empire.
I self exiled myself from his empire 12+ years ago. His crown means nothing to me.
He can't keep that sinking ship afloat w/ bots alone. So if people keeping walking way it all ends.
Boomers, Gen x, and older millennials are a massive clientele. You absolutely cannot convince them to abandon Facebook.
Not my experience w/ my circle as we are all GenX. We use other ways to keep in touch.
Using your experience in place of actual data is silly.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/187549/facebook-distribution-of-users-age-group-usa/
That data says about half the user base is not what you say it is.
Largest share 25-34, 18-24 in very close third place, making 18-34 about 42%. Also, general usage still expected to grow (somehow), so it's not just old people staying there forever.
34 in 2025 is millenial but not even older millenial.
He'd be an emperor then, surely.