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Meta Introduces Paid Subscriptions on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp
Meta Platforms has officially launched paid subscription services for users of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp worldwide, marking a major change in the company’s business direction as it looks beyond advertising for revenue growth. The company announced the rollout of new premium plans called “Plus” subscriptions across...
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Meta Introduces Paid Subscriptions on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp
Meta Platforms has officially launched paid subscription services for users of Facebook, Instagram, and...
