Over the last week, several users have spotted Meta’s test, which impacts link posting. Social media strategist Matt Navarra ...

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If nothing is done about social media accounts after death, they will continue to exist on their own. In the worst-case scenario, unclosed accounts can pose a risk for misuse, such as identity theft.

Meta is testing a change on Facebook that limits how many links some users can post unless they subscribe to Meta Verified, ...