The article reflects on the changing perceptions of Facebook as a platform. The author recounts an awkward moment of revealing their continued use of Facebook when they joined a new gym. It raises questions about cultural relevance and staying updated in an age where Facebook has evolved into a conduit for advertisements rather than meaningful connections. The original charm of Facebook—a platform driven by personal interactions—has diminished as algorithms and ads dominate the feed, leaving long-time users in a state of reflection and nostalgia regarding their online habits.
A loaded question often asked today is, 'Are you still on Facebook?'—it signifies age and a reluctance to move on from outdated platforms.
Facebook used to showcase real updates from friends, but now features ads and algorithm-generated content, losing its original appeal.
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