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Facebook tests paid subgroups in subscription push
Facebook is testing ways for creators to make money through Facebook Groups, such as users paying fees for exclusive access to content or conversations within subgroups, the company said on Thursday. Facebook, which last week changed its name to Meta, said the test was part of its broader paid ...

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