Investors not only have to worry about Facebook's business results this quarter.The number of daily active users (DAUs) in the US has not grown, while this is their most attractive advertising market.This social network also lost 3 million DAU in Europe due to the new privacy law.Even in other regions, the growth rate is much slower than in the previous quarters.
There's still something to care about: Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg says that Facebook is not sure whether Stories - Facebook's fastest growing feature - whether to make money like advertising on News Feed.CFO David Wehner said that revenue growth would drop 'double digits' in the next two quarters.
The number of users working daily is also not satisfactory
Instagram is still their bright spot when Zuckerberg said that the recent growth rate of this app proves that purchasing is a great success.He and Sandberg still mentioned IGTV and the growth of advertising on Stories.
Facebook also draws attention to other applications when sharing their 'app family' numbers.More than 2.5 billion people are using one of their apps - Facebook, Instagram, Messenger or WhatsApp - in June.
'We are still growing and are expected to have good growth rates,' Sandberg said.
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