Good. It’s about time.
“We have a strong incentive to aggressively get rid of fake likes because businesses and people who use our platform want real connections and results, not fakes.”
Finally, Facebook will be waging a war against fake “likes” for businesses and companies on the social media site.
Because these fraudulent operations that gather likes are financially motivated, Facebook will focus its energies on “making this abuse less profitable for the spammers”.
“Sophisticated anti-spam algorithms” will also be used to prevent likes from happening.
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