joy posting one teeny tiny tiktok in 2019. >> it was an accident.like i just stumbled into it. >> stumbling right into the spotlight. >> to have people actually comment that they were feeling down and now they are feeling better, like it is unreal. it is the coolest thing ever. >> joy also making videos for folks of different dancing abilities. from her easy dances to scenic sdanlg distances as well. ♪ cut loose, foot loose ♪ >> one commenting i'm disabled and this made me so happy. never stop doing this for people. >> what part of this journey has surprised you the most? >> the fact that it still is so much fun. i'm like so excited thinking about like what outfit i'm going to wear and what dance i'm going to do. i think that is one of the biggest surprises. ♪ >> the joy that you see when i'm dancing is real. it is really real. and i know that when i go put on the outfit and when i go and set up the camera, and when i turn the music on, i will have access to it. during these wild and difficult times, i hope that it can be a reminder that our joy alw

unless tiktok is in the car. then they're hearing everything. >> maybe the apple car will not. >> i remember the year before uber tcb a friend of mine woody said, listen, jim, one day you won't hail cabs. you'll do this that's the most ridiculous thing i've heard you hail cabs. it's new york. you'll do this. >> and it's true. >> eight months later i did this i'm telling you self-driving cars. >> i believe you now we've been sitting here at this desk for many years talking about it i thought by 2022 they would be racing around. travis call neck told me they would be rationing around the streets by now. >> he didn't get the timing right. >> no. >> it's happening. >> we'll start with t-mobile add subscribers over the year. this year that is encouraging investors and these things trade at what many would argue is low multiples to ebola data. and you can see real positive response from that stock this morning. some guidance benefits from the company. plan 100,000 sprint phones. >> i'm reading here from a jpmorgan note

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so, tiktok is not only like a great — having. so, tiktok is not only like a great plat _ having. i think, to create really good snapshots of the novels and showcase people's interests, so it is a great platform for people to find a like—minded community with shared interests and not only is tiktok the most downloaded app in the world in the last 18 months— two years, with a billion monthly users, and 40 million views on the hashtag alone, it is really driving new people to share their interest in books. and, most importantly, as you mentioned, it allows content creators to be able to create an almost, a snapshot trail of what the book would be like, sharing what their five favourite books would be in 15 seconds or 30 seconds, shedding light on people's books that maybe they have missed or new releases or classics as well, which you may have missed over the last four years. but which you may have missed over the last four years.— the last four years. but why is it that people _ the last four years. but why is it that people are _ the last four years. but why is it that people are

how does tiktok fix this?dow banned or retaliated against? >> i think tiktok needs to hold itself accountable and the ceos need to understand that black creators, we want to use your ads, we do, that's being honest. it is a place where we have been able to been cross-cultural and learn about people all the way in nigeria, to france. it's a place where i feel like we have been able to be our authentic selves. a lot of black creators have decided to boycott the app and create an app by black people for black people. having the funding to do that is almost nearly impossible. i think in order to rectify this situation, i know that they have some programs like black tiktok, which i am a part of and i was invited to be a part of. i think it's see yos and the people in charge really need to hold itself accountable and start giving black tiktok the same opportunities that they do give our white counterparts. >> keona coa, thank you so much for being here. 'a really interesting conversation and something i think a lot

tiktok would be up. i think that you hear the way that mark zuckerberg talked about tiktok as a competitor yesterday in earnings. and i have never heard the man speak about another competitor that way he said facebook was growing fast with reels, but tiktok was growing faster and sort of gave you the indication there wasn't going to be a chance for facebook to catch up anytime soon i do think that the reals v. tiktok competition is going to be a lot more fierce than people imagined facebook is still getting its legs under it. it has 3.59 billion people using the family of apps across the globe. that grew 9% in the past year. nothing to shake your head at, but i think like mark zuckerberg yesterday made clear that tiktok is eating facebook's lunch, at least right now, and until it catches up, it's going to be tiktok's market to win over. there are still some challenges for tiktok it's banned in india, for instance that's not going to help its ability to grow. >> what do you think it means for the big plan

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>> obviously a lot more users on tiktok, growing quickly. i don't think the social user abandoned instagram. different issues than facing competition from tiktok. >> talk about instagram issues basically, to compete with tiktok they pushed people and launched reals see it all over the place but not monetized as heavily do you think facebook can catch up and change that >> monetize them keep in mind facebook doesn't sell ads they sell traffic. ads are a means to get that consumer to go to the brand that's doing the advertising so a big thing not discussed, quality of facebook is declining. as facebook, you get the flip-flop the last few years and don't get as much data as on insta gram affecting the business and catching up. without the data, no perf performance. without performance, ad dollars go away. >> you want to add >> ifa a headwind. trying to figure out, get signals back the next six months biggest factor heard some from agencies here. dollar shifts. called out google during the quarter. we heard that as well. it is a near-term issue.

it looks more like tiktok and less less advertising what do you call that? dooms scroll >> the point of tiktok is it is not doom scrolling is it distraction? >> i find myself doing it with reels a lot. what i find myself watching are tiktoks from a-week-old. >> yeah. >> anyway, we should pivot to the other big story of the morning. spotify shares are falling company reported a msmaller loss than expected. monthly activity users beat estimates and paid subscribers 16% year over year daniel ek addressed the controversy with joe rogan he says this was a learning opportunity and there is still work to be done. we will have more from that conference call late nr in the show in the meantime, a statement saying crosby relsaying they wil join neil young and pull their music. we will have an interview with daniel ek this morning later on. that stock getting hit as well >> good story here in the earnings what do you pay for a growth stock that is not growing anymore? that is what spotify told us with no material net ads in 2022 versus 2021. if you stay static and not

paul: you mentioned tiktok.'s listen to what mark zuckerberg had to say about that. >> people have a lot of choices for how they want to spend their time. apps like tiktok are growing quickly. this is why our focus on reels is so important. paul: ed ludlow said he can't remember a time when facebook failed to add users. how is meta went to turn this around? >> it's going to be a little difficult in the near term. there's a couple of critical headwinds right now. on the user front, tiktok, it's something the entire industry is grappling with. we have never seen a platform grow the way tiktok has. now, tiktok is starting to get more critical mass even though it's add platform is new. advertisers feel like they can't ignore the growth and the time that people are spending on tiktok. there is only so much time people can spend on social media today. if they're spending that much time on tiktok, it's going to come at the expense of other places. it looks like they are coming from facebook, they could potentially beco

in a lot of ways i think tiktok is looming very large in the rearview mirror for youtube. romaine: talk to us of the bit about how advertising has changed. because when you look through alphabet's various properties, advertising properties, it still seems relatively traditional in nature, or at least have someone from my generation would consider additional. when you go onto tiktok or snap or other platforms, the way advertising is pushed is so much different. i'm wondering if, a, they understand that, and b, if maybe they are too far behind curve right now. paul: i think they understand it and they are trying to pivot to new ways of advertising, including now shop about -- shopable ads. i think they are also trying to get into the connected tv ecosystem. but the reality is search is still the biggest bucket of ad spending and no one does it better than google. google will have more competition in search but they really pioneer and continue to own that line of business. it did very well for them in 2021. again, much better than we expected. i think it still has a lot of st

snap is a messaging thing, versus tiktok, which is really entertainment. that's fine. except that if you have daughters or teenagers in general and see how they spend their time on these platforms, it is more about the attention economy than it is about what they're using it for in my opinion. and so snap, with a revenue base of $5 billion, we just talked about what amazon's ad revenues were, nearly 10, they're still a blip here. so they have to grow users aggressively over the next few years to justify those valuations. >> and zuckerberg did talk about that, that competition for your attention yesterday on the conference call. that was mentioned certainly, tim. how do we view this? everything, i mean, you can argue that netflix is also facing the same competition, it all falls into the bucket of everybody wants the younger demographic, the younger ys. >> they're not the same company. and so not even the same comment that dan was saying. they have different revenue streams, different margin profiles, and that's why they're trading differently. i think, you know, it wil

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facebook is much bigger than tiktok. tiktok up to a billion users. probably more than that now.ed? facebook the app is headed a little bit down it looks like. facebook does own instagram and whatsapp. those continue to grow. the company is still growing. this is still a massive social media company dominant in many ways. it is way bigger than tiktok when you count instagram and whatsapp. here's the problem. people are spending tons of time on tiktok, especially young people. they're addicted. they love it. facebook tried to copy it with instagram reels. it is working somewhat. some people say it looks like it was ripped from tiktok and reposted. >> they still generated 2 billion logins a day. >> there's nothing small about facebook. let's be clear, this is not a sort of myspace moment where facebook is falling apart before our eyes and everybody is jumping ship to go to tiktok. tiktok does not do all the things facebook does, let alone whatsapp and instagram. facebook is still a daily check-in for close to 2 billion people around the world. it's a staggering number. i do not thi

francine: you and i have made an account on tiktok. i will keep it secret until we release something fun for the world. let us get the bloomberg business flash with laura wright. laura: amazon plans to increase its membership price for the first time since 2018. they topped estimates for sales. the company hired 140,000 workers during the holiday. -- the holiday period. american express is encouraging stocks in the u.k. and new york. the company had previously said that most colleagues will work remotely even after the pandemic is done. they plan a phased approach. he says the slowdowns rivaled facebook and protected the industry slumps. the shares of snap rising up as much as 54% with pinterest climbing as much as 38%. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you. a turbulent times in the markets from those u.s. tech earnings and we discussed the boe and ecb decisions across the global assets. investors look ahead to the key catalysts. here is our u.s. reporter with our markets editor. matt is going to break down the tech stor

most of whom seem to have shifted to tiktok.rs to decide if the apps can track them or not. most users opted out. which is a blow to facebook profit from selling and using your data. it's estimated the ios change alone could cost meta $10 billion in revenue in year. obviously investors not happy about that. more facebook turn to the meta verse a virtual reality space. that has yet to gain traction. let's not forget about facebook role in the spread of misinformation and disinformation. joining me now, "new york times" national technology correspondent. she's the coauthor of the ugly truth inside facebook battle for domination. i'm so glad you are here to talk us through this. i threw a lot at the viewers. there's tiktok, and the fact that we have a bunch of users who are moving to other video based platforms. there's the reality of apple opt in, opt out. actually sort of adding transparency to how our data is used. and the meta verse. which needs an entire hour to talk about that. of that list, is there something that is missing

, we compete with tiktok because washington, d.c., says facebook doesn't have a competitor i think a lot of the verbiage, a lot of the words that meta uses are targeted at regulator. in fairness, these guys should, they have a lot of e-commerce on that facebook platform, if you used your facebook.com app l lately and instagram and should be taking a share of e-commerce. they need to not have all of their eggs in one basket and advertising that requires privacy spotlight from washington, d.c., they need alternate revenue streams here >> laura, meantime, as far as tonight goes, you've got a buy on amazon, target's above 4k, are we going to hear about cost pressures and labor pressures and investing cycles again >> you know, sort of always at amazon, but so yes, the answer is completely yes. some might call it karma they really don't usually get marked down for high costs, as you know their margin is 4% a year we think their real margin is 12% and they spend 5 billion a quarter on structurally things shipping and logistics, building a business under the covers and going to sort of birth

safety tiktok made changes to ban explicit content last year.pany says it will do more to enforce those rules. and just today, the social media app ban certain types of anti lgbtq content and speech tiktok has now prohibited misgendering and dead naming transgender people as well as e promotion of conversion therapy. still ahead tonight, a new york couple is arrested for acquiring billions of dollars worth of stolen bitcoin. how they got it. >> and how much stolen crypto >> a new york couple has been charged with laundering 4.5 billion dollars worth of stolen crypto currency. the department of justice now has the bulk of the money calling. this is largest financial seizure ever. hackers got a hold of this crypto currency years ago. prosecutors say it was then given to the couple who went on a spending reporter jane has all the details lower manhattan. crypto currency, including bitcoin is many things. trendy, volatile and intriguing to a growing number of investors. >> it is also incredibly traceable. hialeah 34 year-old billy a liechtenstein an

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2020, given it might help the company f formerly known as facebook dodge antitrust scrutiny is the tiktok tumble just beginning? joining us this morning to discuss, baeri annan. how much do you think is reversible if they can demonstrate tangible progress in this new growth area >> i think so when it comes to meta they are so well positioned with virtual reality hardware and having a captive audience, ready to experiment in this space, like they can't turn the corner we can't underestimate the impact tiktok had on meta and they're going to be a voracious competitor for a long time for zuckerberg to be fighting against. >> that $600 billion market cap level is an important one, because it could help meta escape the regulatory scrutiny or backlash. does that shift on to others like google that has benefited so much from this apple privacy move >> well, i think there are a couple of things to unpack there. in terms of moving below the $600 billion cap, i think that is helpful for facebook. i do think that there could be repercussions for google what is fascinating in this game around regulat

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andrea: to tiktok.g it will strengthen policies to promote safety, security and well-being. with more than 3 billion downloads, young people use tiktok for entertainment but it has a dark side. in december, schools across the country went on lockdown after tiktok videos threatening violence went viral. tiktok vowing to work harder to ensure criminal activity does not slip through the cracks, saying these updates clarify or expand upon the types of behavior and content will remove from our platform or make ineligible for recommendation in the feed. >> it is shocking and depending on the age of the user it can be a very impressionable age and that is where the real potential shock is. andrea: after revelation that content glorified eating disorders and suicide hoaxes was available to youngsters on tiktok, the company may change as last year but will be more strict in enforcing them. tiktok already removes dangerous information on eating disorders but will also remove the promotion of disordered eating. as

you get great results, return on investment with tiktok, don't you? >> you know, we do it's a powerful platform for us. mainly because that's where our core consumers, gen z, live. the way we approach the platform when we first started working with them a few years ago is we created our own original music track, did a hashtag challenge, saw billions of views from that. in the last few weeks we partner would the creator of american idol to find a new pop group on tiktok, the future x we just did another hashtag challenge, just one week ago, to find makeup artists to work with that group in one week, we're up over 8 billion views. it shows the level of engagement our consumers have and really combining two things they love, music and makeup. >> you're very valuable on a day like today because a lot of people don't understand, say, what happened to instagram i'm sure if instagram, if reels were to offer you something that would get that demo, would you switch to it or add to it or is it really just tiktok that you need >> no, our platform is really broad

you look at tiktok's policy.o privacy, they say that they don't really collect sensitive data. and then when it comes to us users, all of that data is stored in its databases in the us and singapore, and none of that, they say is starting china, so it's very difficult to stay at this point where the data is going, who's using it and for what purposes, but tiktok has come back again and again, promising users and, of course, the u. s government. that they're not doing anything you know, creepy with it. tiktok's he's owned by by dancing company based in beijing . it's already been banned in india and several other countries due to security and privacy concerns. well, firefighters in orange county continue to make progress in their battle against the emerald fire near laguna beach. cal fire says containment has now grown to 60% the fires burned about 154 acres since it broke out early thursday morning. there are no reports of injuries. no homes have been damaged and all evacuation orders have been lifted. sheriff's

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video entertainment in general on mobile is competitive tiktok or instagram or facebook or youtube tiktok is, i think, a unique challenge. they have a privileged and protected position in the chinese market that instagram or facebook or google or us is not allowed to access. they are able to take that protected position in the market and generate excess return because they don't compete with us over there and reinvest that in the united states and europe. i think that is what makes them a bit of a different and unique compet competitor our services is built on the core of communicating with friends and family and expressing through camera. our plate is diversified we compete in some areas, but in the areas like augmented reality, we have a highly differential yplatform >> evan, good morning. it is jon fortt. you said the friends story posting and viewing per daily active user hasn't returned to pre--pandemic levels give us a concern over lockdowns or vaccination rates have affected engagement and usage of the platform and your prospects on being able to monotize more users going forward.

young people often use tiktok for entertainment but it does have a darker side.december, schools across the country went on lockdown after tiktok deas threatening campus violence went viral. tiktok is bowing to ensure criminal activity does not slip through the cracks. >> it is very important for social media platforms to continually reevaluate their community guidelines, because life is ever-changing, threats are ever-changing, so reevaluating them really makes big users safer. kumasi: the contents glorifying eating disorders and suicide hoaxes was available to kids. tiktok made changes last year but now says it will be more strict in enforcing them. the guidelines are all the more important after a new survey found more than 75% of parents allow their kids as young as five to have their own social media accounts. reggie: san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood is among the cities worse for crime, drug dealing, and homelessness. the mayor declared an emergency initiative to make change happen fast. the city recently opened what it is calling a linkage center. af

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their own kids and grandkids are using tiktok. what company runs tiktok? china.a western voice says something positive about china, they can add a little inflation to that. they can say, hey, you get more likes, more followers, more reach. and other tiktok followers look at them and say, what are they doing to be successful? oh, you're saying positive things about china. then they want to copy the thing that successful influencers are doing. china has control over those dials. when you think about it, how crazy would it have been during the cold war if we let social media run a television program and have it run over time to serve the interests of an adversary. i think these are national security issues, because mostly the people charged with security, the dhs, d.o.d., how many people are working on international warfare and protecting our digital borders. >> check out the full interview with trasan on our social media. so much to learn from him. >>> we'll check back with you next week. odyne sesensitiv ity &m gives us the e dual action effect that really takes c

joy posting one teeny tiny tiktok in 2019. >> it was an accident. right into the spotlight. >> to have people actually comment that they were feeling down, and now they're feeling better like it's unreal. it's the coolest thing ever. >> reporter: joy also making videos for folks of different dancing abilities from her easy dances to seated dances as well. ♪ got to cut loose ♪ ♪ footloose ♪ >> reporter: one tiktoker commenting, i'm disabled and a full time wheelchair user, and this made me so, so happy. never stop doing this for people. ♪ >> the joy that you see when i'm dancing is real. i hope it can be a reminder that our joy always matters, you know. it's never insignificant. it's never wrong. >> reporter: when it's safe for in-person group fitness, joy plans on teaching body positive classes, but her on tiktok at move, underscore, with, underscore, joy. mona, andrea. >>> breaking news in america this morning, the u.s. military carrying out an anti-terrorism mission in syria, reports of civilians killed and abc confirming the military had to blow

if tiktok is winning >> well, is tiktok winning or is facebook just confusing people with this meta name change and metaverse? it's an odd place. maybe it will make sense one day. the value is wiped out it is investor value the stock is $175 billion, bertha i put out a tweet last night better said, right now, facebook is set to wipe out an entire at&t of market value at&t's market cap is 1$175 billion. one of the biggest companies in the world. remember, a lot of attention, as you noted on the social stocks >> reporter: part of the reason they're sliding is people think tiktok is also taking share from them so it might not just be, you know, facebook, instagram, what's app >> those stocks are all in the socl etf and facebook is 13% of the etf. there may be mechanical function of other stocks in the etf sold if people are looking to redeem. a bunch of stuff is the technical term, berth ta, goingo with facebook. thank you. >>> facebook's story is a familiar one for the markets for this earnings season according to deutche bank, that figure is lower than the recovery more companies are eati

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dani: tiktok competition can't be that big considering manus does not have a tiktok and that should be barometer for these things. manus, when are you going to get a tiktok? come on, the world wants to know. manus: i cannot compete with cnn. and max forrester. he has 20 million people following him. dani: i think you can. let's get back to the tech earnings and quickly. it has been a turbulent week. can they turn things around? laura: i think they can because it's all about the pivot. there has been controversy with joe rogan. as supported revenue contribute -- ad-supported revenue has impressed investors because of this move to podcasts helping to bring new users onto the platform. it tumbled because of the outlook for the first quarter which missed estimates. but not detrimental overall. dani: thank you for that update and thank you for fueling manus to get a tiktok as well. coming up, we will be speaking to a ceo on the latest earnings from the dani: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. 6:30 a.m. in the city of london. i am dani burger with manus cranny from frankfur

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have to be on tiktok any more.e wants to be on tiktok, dancing for fun, and look at the pain in his eyes. they're coming for his family. i never understand how people are smart enough to commit the biggest crimes but dumb enough to never get away with it. i mean like there is a better way to do this crime. i'm not trying to give anyone advice on how to do crime, please, i'm not giving advice but here's the thing. if you steal crypto don't just keep it all in one place, yo. what you have to do is break it up into multiple wallets app keep them offline in separate drives and make sure your keys are not in the cloud or written down anywhere, then move to a country that doesn't have extradition laws to the u.s. then you launder the money slowly using other crypto or nft's, and again i'm not giving advice on doing crime. >> this is trevor's advice on doing crime. >> all right, let's move on it to our top story. what if president biden's biggest accomplishments so far, aside from allowing students to keep their debt, has

zuckerberg said about facebook losing shares to tiktok. it's a serious issue and the arrogance of silicon valley does not signal the challenges they have. jonathan: the stock is down 20%. tom: it's not a surprise because these are executives with the different rulebook than other executives. if the senior executives of john deere did this, they would have their head handed to them. lisa: it surprise the markets. the idea of a nearly 24% plunge equals about $200 billion in market cap which is netflix getting eradicated from the nasdaq. it came as a surprise because just because you so google got incredible advertising revenue so why couldn't facebook use that at a time when their users are not using them? jonathan: because people don't use facebook like tom keene does. tom: it was a surprise on the sell side because these executives feel they play with a different rulebook. they should have communicated these challenges way out front. jonathan: i made the same complaint about net flicks. when accompanied this big has market moves like this,

i hate the answer, but tiktok. >> stephen: oh, okay. do you do the tiktok?: do you do the tiktoks or do you just look? >> no, i don't make tiktoks. >> stephen: why not? >> oh, my god. you can imagine? oh, my god. no. >> stephen: no. >> no! >> stephen: why? people would watch. >> i know! ( laughter ) >> stephen: cats or dogs? >> oh, i couldn't choose between god's babies. >> stephen: that's nice. you only get one song to listen to for the rest of your life, what is it? >> uhm... uhm... i can't answer that. how do you answer that? >> stephen: what? carefully. ( laughter ) god is listening. god is listening. >> like a miranda lambert song, probably. >> stephen: okay, that narrows it down. >> like "holding on to you" miranda lambert. >> stephen: done. >> okay. >> stephen: what number am i thinking of? >> 64. >> stephen: no. ( laughter ) describe the rest of your life in five words. >> hopefully not too short. ( cheers and applause ) too short! that's so poetic! >> stephen: jennifer lawrence, everybody. you are known. thank you, jennifer. ( cheers and applause )

reportero: quÉ prefieres, facebook o tiktok? >> prefiero tiktok. tambiÉn reportaron que el cambio en polÍticas de seguridad de apple les ha representado pÉrdidas de 10.000 millones. reportero: facebook perdiÓ hoy valor en bolsa, pero aÚn sigue siendo un gigante en redes sociales. ademÁs, sus plataformas de instagram y whatsapp siguen creciendo. reportero: la compaÑÍa facebook se llama ahora meta y estÁ apostando por un nuevo desarrollo. >> el cambio que estÁ tratando de hacer facebook es forzoso porque saben que su negocio tradicional es obsoleto. ilia: argentina deberÍa depender menos de estados unidos, le dijo alberto fernÁndez, presidente argentino, a vladimir putin, presidente de moscÚ. fernÁndez dijo que sus relaciones con rusia son muy importantes. jorge: se reunieron en pekÍn. ilia: el presidente de francia dijo que no descartaba nada mientras continuaban las tensiones entre ucrania y rusia. sus comentarios se producen luego de que el pentÁgono anunciÓ el envÍo de tropas a polonia y rumanÍa. jorge: luego del anuncio del envÍo de las tropas a

i want to end on your tiktok cid. individuals were believed to be smuggled in from mexico. you have lots of examples how they are getting through because of tiktok. will you file suit? >> typically they have a couple weeks to answer questions. the date was march 14th. we will get the information back and if we see something we believe is violation of state law or consumer protection laws or human trafficking laws we will pursue that in court. maria: we know there are plenty of violations of human rights at the border. have you heard from president biden? to people apprehended at the southern border and million gotaway. what has the president said about this. the governor hasn't talked about this. there's been no information coming back to us. i don't think the president wants us to know what is going on. they quadrupled since donald trump and doubled since last year with president biden. we have a lawsuit against them. how many people are crossing the border. the president doesn't want the american people to know abou

i think that zuckerberg mentioned tiktok six times on the conference call and they're going after tiktok and they have an answer and they're seeing a makeshift to reels and they'll focus on improving engagement. on the positive side on guidance, they did lower expenses and capex is in line and both of those two items are important because they're very volatile the company understands what they have to do on the call. they talked about seven different investment priorities and reels growth is the number one and they have pivoted before in the past. we saw it with multiple feed and the stories. i expect the same here with reels and i think they'll get it they have 10 million plus advertisers and the return on investment in digital advertising is still strong and facebook has work arounds with regard to ios changes and it will take time, but they've got work around. daus were 1.93 and monthly active users from 3.9 billion and those are real number, dom lastly, jenny touched on it, pre-cash flow, 38 billion in 2021, cash flow came in 13% better than expected and trades at seven times ebitda.

. >> there is a ton of misinformation and disinformation out there, specifically on tiktok the worry is, of course, that the good stuff is mingling with the bad stuff. >> reporter: some users gain algorithms to get likes, shares, and make a profit. what may appear to be a new viral video may have nothing to do with the invasion, like this viral tiktok, posted just hours after the invasion began it now has more than 20 million views, but it was shared on instagram seven years ago. experts say users should also be prepared for an onslaught of disinformation from russian leaders and state-backed media >> the point, as always with propaganda and disinformation, it isn't to overwhelm and to make it so that's all you see. it's just to sow doubt in your head it's to sow doubt in your head about who the good guy is and who the bad guy is >> reporter: tech platforms say they're taking action, tackling a problem that date back to 2016 meta, the company that operates facebook and instagram, says it's removing content that violates our community standards. tiktok says it's using, quote, sources

like this viral tiktok, posted just hours after the invasion began. it now has more than 20 million views. and shared on instagram, seven years ago. experts say, users would also be prepared for the onslaught of disinformation from russian leaders and state back media. >> the point, as always, propaganda and disinformation. it isn't to overwhelm and to make it so that's all you see. it is just to bestow doubt in your at about who that guy is and who the guy is. >> reporter: tackling the problem the dates back to 2016. meta, the company that operates facebook and instagram, says it's removing content that violates our community standards. tiktok says it's using quote, increased resources to remove violent content including misinformation. >> what is the most important will flock to watch out for? >> the number one thing i can ask and you want to do is just click through on the profile, and see what's going on there. if it looks too good to be true, if it looks extremely sensational, just do a little digging. because that's the difference here. the diff

meantime, tiktok users can now upload videos up to 10 minutes long. this after months of testing.iktok has been expanding video length ever since its creation, going from an initial 15 seconds, to 60 seconds, and most recently three minutes. they say they hope this will unleash even more creative possibilities for creators around the world. longer videos could allow more context, however opens the door for more misinformation and disinformation, especially in the midst of the ongoing crisis in ukraine. coming up, tens of thousands of ukrainians fleeing their war-torn country, now able to access homes on airbnb for free. more on that pledge from the ceo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: airbnb ceo brian chesky says the home sharing service will offer a short-term housing for up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees now being forced to flee their country. this is something the country has -- company has done in the past during international conflicts. what do we know about airbnb's efforts this time, and how does it compare to what they've done in the past? reporter: airbnb has stepped up

or time on snap or is snap struggling with that tiktok competition? that's the question how each of the social players is navigating the issues laid out yesterday for us. >> jason, what would you say if its forward multiple around 70 what do investors want to hear >> yeah. look i'm not buying the macro narrative as much. google alphabet would have given shade there and they did not we think this is more of a specific issue around oibfa. if facebook is struggling to figure out the apple identification problem it is a problem for snap they haven't built as large of an organization. they don't have as much first party data facebook has more small and medium business advertisers more dependent on the automation. it may not be as bad for snap given the larger advertisers seen less effectiveness in the ads. but they do things that others couldn't but we would definitely wait and not be pulling a trigger. we wait for that on twitter they never has an effective advertising system so think of them as they didn't have the dollars to lose and exposed to brand if

as bad as this situation is with tiktok it's a great forum.pecially after what we just went through. >> abc news reached out to the attorney for that classmate. we did not hear back. the perils of social media to put it mildly, guys. >> pretty scary situation there, will. thank you. >>> coming up next, it's the last day of our "extraordinary earth" adventure in the galapagos and we're checking in with amy. ♪ ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone on social media is trying me. i'm trending so hard that “hashtag common sense” can't keep up. this is going to get tens and tens of views. ♪ but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for this... yourself. get allstate and be better protected from mayhem for a whole lot less. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider ev

not a tiktok war. that would be... i don't know what that would be. i'm 57.e... ( cheers and applause ) i opi know. bang-bang. ( cheers and applause ) instead of "tiktok war" can't it just be a long-form podcast battle or stack of old "new yorkers" revolution? here's what's happening: all over russia and ukraine, everyday citizens are recording military activity and posting those videos on social media, like this: ♪ ♪ ♪ that really feels bizarre and dystopian. but it is reminiscent of world war ii newsreels that combined troop footage with a.s.m.r.: ( whispering a.s.m.r. ) >> "the troops are marching through the square. right, left, right, left." war seems pretty cool. ( clacks fingernails ) ( crinkles chips ) >> stephen: while russia's military action plays out on the "sosh-meedz," the u.s. government is racing to prepare for every potential scenario, which is why the biden administration has assembled a diverse group of experts preparing a clear series of responses, who are being called the "tiger team." so named because they're grrrrrround war experts. ( l