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Facebook launches Viewpoints, a market research app that pays users for completing surveys, research, and other tasks, for users in the US

Facebook is once again offering a market research app, but this one appears to avoid some of the privacy concerns from before.

Engadget Jon Fingas

Discussion

  • @peggyktc Peggy K on x
    Facebook Viewpoints is a new app that lets you take market research surveys for points. Points can be exchanged for a monetary reward via PayPal. (US Only) https://about.fb.com/...
  • @dhh @dhh on x
    Oh sweet, you can now sell your data plasma to Facebook when you're down on your luck. https://www.engadget.com/...
  • @robaeprice Rob Price on x
    Facebook is launching an app that pays users to take surveys. The first one is about the impact of social media on well-being. https://about.fb.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @joshconstine Josh Constine on x
    Another brazen move by Facebook, launching a market surveillance app as it's under anti-trust investigation for using similar data to ID & block competitors. Tip @Techmeme https://techcrunch.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @jason_kint Jason Kint on x
    Considering a more famous Facebook survey app also paid people meanwhile collected and sold friends' personal data to a political operative which Facebook worked alongside but also covered-up for years even going so far as to hire and put under NDA the guy who ran it. Hard pass. …