Social media users hit back at Instagram's Adam Mosseri after he promotes Meta One
Not everyone shares Meta 's enthusiasm for its newly launched subscription service, Meta One. On Threads , the Twitter-like app created by Meta , there has been a strong backlash against Meta executive Adam Mosseri 's post promoting subscription service Meta One. It has been flagged with a community note highlighting the company's record profits. "Today we're introducing Meta One, a new…
Meta's Instagram chief Adam Mosseri faced backlash from social media users after promoting the company's new subscription service, Meta One. Mosseri's post on Threads, Meta's Twitter-like app, received a strong negative response, with many users criticizing the company's record profits. The community note on Threads highlighted Meta's $200 billion in profits for 2025 and dismissed the idea of a subscription fee as "too costly."
Users argued that the subscription plan, which offers more features and AI capabilities across Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, and Meta AI, was unnecessary. One user expressed frustration, saying, "I know you're desperate to justify having dumped $130 billion into AI but if you really listened you'd realize all we want is to see the posts of people we follow, and to have them see ours, in chronological order."
The introduction of Meta One follows a series of high-profile legal defeats against Meta for designing addictive products for young users.
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