Facebook tracks every moments of yours, says experts

As you know the technology starts from a basics and the core of the database. However, the platforms are different. Unlike without telecom no technology could function, like that orchestration of technology is bringing many unconnected to connected. Facebook's technology architecture stretch out across other websites and services, into the various apps you're using on your phone.

Communication and social media apps are consumer favourites and it has ways of keeping tabs on people who aren't even signed up for the service. If you have a Facebook account—and even if you don't—the company is going to collect data about you. But you can at least control how it gets used.

People use social media for a variety of reasons. A report says, that 65% of Facebook users used the network to view photos and 57% of them used it to share content with everyone. Facebook metrics can also reveal if an ad campaign is successful, if your Facebook Lives are drawing high engagement, and how well that brand Group is performing.

The truth is, Facebook tracks us in ways many of us don't even realize and is so good at it, we think it's monitoring our conversations. Instead, it uses sophisticated demographic and location data to serve up ads.

The best way to limit Facebook's tracking is to quit Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram for good. But if that's too extreme for you, we've got some other suggestions.

Facebook owns WhatsApp and Instagram too, and can pool some of the information it gathers in those apps as well. The best way to limit Facebook's tracking is to quit all three apps for good. If that's too extreme for you, we've got some more suggestions.

WhatsApp helped Facebook grow in developing markets where internet connectivity is lacking and where WhatsApp is widely used to communicate. WhatsApp plays a significant role in global areas crucial to Meta's future growth. By putting monetization efforts on hold, Meta is focusing on the future of international, cross-platform communications. Through the acquisition of WhatsApp, the company is poised to reach billions of people, and Meta is sure to find a way to eventually cash in.