Meta Quietly Drops Forum App to Challenge Reddit
Meta has quietly released Forum, a Reddit-like app for Facebook Groups. Reddit's stock dropped on fears of new competition from the social media giant.
Meta has quietly released Forum, a Reddit-like app for Facebook Groups. Reddit's stock dropped on fears of new competition from the social media giant.
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