The parent company of Facebook, Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), saw its shares increase by 1.6% in pre-market trading on Friday, a day after announcing a fundamental change in how users show themselves on the social-networking site. Meta (META) said on Thursday that Facebook users will be able to have up to five separate accounts under their account. According to the firm, the change would give users more control over their Facebook experiences, including the ability to target specific audiences such as friends, family, and business contacts.
Each user will continue to be limited to a single Facebook ...
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Meta shares rise After Facebook announces plan to permit numerous user profiles per person