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Facebook says coronavirus pandemic has led to massive increase in use, especially from locked down areas

"The usage growth from COVID-19 is unprecedented across the industry, and we are experiencing new records in usage almost every day," the Fb blog publish said.
"The usage growth from COVID-19 is unprecedented across the industry, and we are experiencing new records in usage almost every day," the Facebook blog post said.

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Author: Newsweek

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