Social media users hit back at Instagram's Adam Mosseri after he promotes Meta One

Not everyone is pleased with Meta's new subscription service, Meta One. On Threads, the Twitter-like app developed by Meta, there has been significant criticism directed at Meta's senior executive Adam Mosseri's promotion of the subscription service. The backlash has been so strong that a community note was added to his post, highlighting the company's substantial profits.

In his post, Mosseri announced that Meta One is a new subscription that provides more features and AI capabilities across Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, and Meta AI. He stated that subscriptions enable the development of specialized features that may otherwise be too costly to offer to all users. He invited feedback on the service.

However, thousands of users on Threads expressed their disapproval of Meta One and Mosseri's approach to promoting it. The community note, which read, "There is no such thing as too costly," was displayed immediately after Mosseri's post in response to the overwhelming criticism. Users were particularly upset by Mosseri's comments, as they seemed to contradict the core desire of Meta's user base.

Many users felt that Meta was prioritizing its own interests over that of its users. Public opinion in the US has also shown a growing apprehension and anger towards the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.