Topic: Is Facebook against Bitcoin? - page 9. (Read 2786 times)
As you know, negative informtion can be spread more quickly than positive information. Facebook and other social media platform are tool to help these negative news to be read by more and more people.
Facebook is not against Bitcoin but rather intends to avoid the situation of misleading its community members through its paid advertisement. Users of facebook can post crypto and Bitcoin related topics on facebook without any penalty.
However I would avoid facebook at all, they are hurting personal data by not protecting them and if they are randomly hacked they cry a bit but everything goes on as usual. I addition I suspect facekook of selling personal data for own profits. Data collecting seems to be very famous on facebook. Finally facebook is against Satoshis vision, it is centralized and not in favor for its users.
Yes, because Facebook wants every user to feel safe when they see content that comes from advertisements, Facebook wants to create a good reputation. So every person making an ad on Facebook has experienced AME because Facebook always filters ads that are considered detrimental to its users
I think facebook rethink about crypto and bitcoin because recently they remove the ban of it in their platform and there were rumors about facebook having it's own crypto
Facebook is not against Bitcoin but rather intends to avoid the situation of misleading its community members through its paid advertisement. Users of facebook can post crypto and Bitcoin related topics on facebook without any penalty.
Of course, because I have seen many people have deleted all posts related to the current bitcoin ads and that is light, I also find that Facebook blocked many accounts because there This behavior repeats the spam action.
As far I know Facebook lifted the crypto ads ban last june 2018.
Facebook is a company established with the intention to make profits. From their point of view, if there is anything that could help Facebook to make more profit (in the long run) then there is no reason for them to avoid it and everything else is secondary. I am sure that Facebook will start accepting not only Bitcoin but also other cryptocurrencies if the large user base asking them to do it.
Absolutely, i know facebook just banned paid advertisement otherwise i think there are no anything wrong.
Bounty hunter still working facebook campaign that means you can like,comment and post in facebook without any penalty.
Bounty hunter still working facebook campaign that means you can like,comment and post in facebook without any penalty.
I believe that Facebook has nothing against Bitcoin. I think the reason is that Facebook protects its users from scam projects
Facebook and other social media platforms might also have had faced huge losses due to inflation and sudden strikes in the price of Bitcoin and other cryptos. There's a very high possibility of success since Facebook has already build a name and there's no need to pay for advertisements online.
Yes, Facebook does not provide a crackdown on its users or the community to share information about Crypto, only forbids official advertisements, and this is indeed not a real problem just some time ago some people here made it like a problem. so it becomes bad news.
in my opinion, not because it's fine, there is no problem, but at the very least, it is not permitted to adverts that do not have a financial management license and I think social media is better made with nothing to do with the bad
I deleted my Facebook account about a year ago, for obvious reasons.
Facebook is not against Bitcoin but rather intends to avoid the situation of misleading its community members through its paid advertisement. Users of facebook can post crypto and Bitcoin related topics on facebook without any penalty.
I think Facebook helps bitcoin to reach more people to know about cryptocurrency. Facebook give their member a free to speak in the site and share news about bitcoin although not all is good news. I think if Facebook still allowing their member to share more about bitcoin and the other coins, then the cryptocurrency will grow and the mass adoption will come and soon, all people will know about cryptocurrency.
Yes, Facebook does not provide a crackdown on its users or the community to share information about Crypto, only forbids official advertisements, and this is indeed not a real problem just some time ago some people here made it like a problem. so it becomes bad news.
Exactly what you said. Facebook dosen't allow bitcoin or other crypto related ads because they wouldn't want to held responsible if any of their users fall into any scam. They are just trying to be safe.
I don't think so that Facebook is doing so now or in future because they earn large amount of money from the advertisement but to be on the safer side they had banned many of the ads as their are many spam companies around the world and I think it provides a well planned social platform for the discussion of such thing so I DON'T THINK SO FACEBOOK IS AGAINST BOTCOIN IN ANY FORM!!!
I guess Mark Zuckerberg is planning to promote his own crypto. As we all know that there are lots of money involve if Facebook is gonna tokenize every products and services that they offer online. There's a very high possibility of success since Facebook has already build a name and there's no need to pay for advertisements online. I guess this is one of the main reasons why Mark is banning paid crypto ads in Facebook. This is just my own opinion though since Mark is a businessman and he won't let this opportunity to make a single dime out of this awesome technology pass.
I don't think mark zuckerberg is planning any such things because the amount of popularity facebook is has and mark zuckerberg has this would have the news of the decade and market might have been shooted up or down but not be stable.It is just that before when many countries tried to ban bitcoin at that time to be in good books facebook also tried banning the ads or crypto but they realized it how bad that decision was and now they have corrected it again. 
Yes, of course, Facebook against Bitcoin. Remember because of what the market fell in the winter - precisely because of the ban on Facebook and other social networks.
Facebook does not prohibit against, prohibits bitcoin ads because Facebook does not want fraudulent fraud that is not responsible for the name of bitcoin. in my opinion Facebook's actions are very wise because it has saved Facebook users from fraudulent advertising of ico hoax.I wouldn't say that Facebook is against Bitcoin but they are very cautious and trying to protect their users.
Having in mind how huge user network they have, they have some responsibilities. And the great deal of money that is coming from advertising. But some crypto adds might be connected with scams and they don't want to have anything with that or take some responsibility.
There are also some rumors that Facebook is going to launch its own currency although I don't believe much in that.
Having in mind how huge user network they have, they have some responsibilities. And the great deal of money that is coming from advertising. But some crypto adds might be connected with scams and they don't want to have anything with that or take some responsibility.
There are also some rumors that Facebook is going to launch its own currency although I don't believe much in that.
The ads about cryptocurrency was banned in Facebook, but now it is open. Also, as both the sectors are commercial, it is usual for them not to promote each other, also there are some restrictions in different countries against crypto, so it's normal for Facebook to be concerned. But Facebook now won't restrict any crypto related post.
Facebook started blocking all virtual currency ads including Bitcoin, iCOs and the like. This is part of a policy against fraudulent marketing on this social platform. The policy allows the promotion of politically sensitive topics, but still requires compliance with certain rules. For example, the requirement for a license for gambling or gaming services is forbidden to advertise "misleading or deceptive" student loans. They also require advertisers that these services are only allowed to target users over 18.
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