Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Facebookers trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Step 3: Tag 3 Facebookers you want to share your Ba Na vacation with the most.
So what does this fancy new money-making tool mean for us Facebookers?
Of Facebookers don't list their relationship status at all;
The police reacted with more and more violence against live streaming Facebookers.
Here are 20 other things Facebookers should know by now(but still has to be said).
Integrate landing pages withinFacebook to get higher conversion rates- Facebookers don't like to leave Facebook.
According to Forbes, former Facebookers Dustin Moskovitz and Eduardo Saverin are worth $10.1 billion and $6 billion, respectively.
Most independent bloggers in Vietnam,more commonly known as‘Facebookers', use Facebook as their platform of choice.
They are among eight Facebookers being imprisoned for their peaceful activities since the beginning of this year when the Cyber Security Law became effective.
Another common tactic is trying to get innocent Facebookers in trouble with law-enforcement authorities.
As many as 13 Facebookers were convicted of“conducting anti-state propaganda” or“abusing democratic freedom” in 2019 and sentenced to between 6 months and 11 years in prison.
For years,Vietnam's persecuted independent journalists referred to bloggers as“Facebookers” because it was their preferred secure platform for disseminating their news.
He still scored some Facebook stock for being an advisor to the company and he later cofounded Causes and NationBuilder,companies other early Facebookers backed.
They recruited several thousand Facebookers and sorted them into control and treatment groups.
According to figures of Vietnam's Ministry of Information and Communications, there are about 30 million internet users, over 100 million mobile subscribers,and about 25 million Facebookers.
They recruited several thousand Facebookers and sorted them into control and treatment groups.
In order to deal with increasing social disatisfaction, Vietnam's communist regime has intensified its crackdown on local dissent by holding incommunicado eight members of the unregistered group Hiến Pháp(Constitution)and imprisoning two more Facebookers.
Everyone from YouTubers to Tweeters, Facebookers and Snapchatters have been dabbling in it in recent years.
As many as 21 Facebookers were arrested and charged with“conducting anti-state propaganda” or“abusing democratic freedom” for their writing or sharing articles on the social media network to promote human rights and multi-party democracy or criticize the communist government or just raise social issues such as corruption and environmental pollution.
Facebook chief operatingofficer Sheryl Sandberg says female Facebookers have 8% more friends and participate in 62% of the network's sharing.
But if Vietnamese Facebookers can't read or discuss the health of their political leaders, the future of the Facebook platform in Vietnam does not look encouraging.
Vietnam's communist regime continues its persecution against local political dissidents,social activists and Facebookers in a bid to silence them amid increasing social dissatisfaction.
It's quite common to see Facebookers post photos of their meals, self-portraits of them sleeping(don't ask me why) or secret tips about how to stay healthy without exercising(hm…).
In recent months,authorities in a number of provinces have arrested local Facebookers who have less public popularity just for their online posts and live streams.
If Vietnamese Facebookers can't read or discuss the health of their political leaders, the future of the Facebook platform in Vietnam does not look encouraging," said an open letter to Facebook by Viet Tan earlier this month.
According to Defend the Defenders' statistics,Vietnam's communist regime has arrested 21 journalists and Facebookers for their writing so far this year and convicted 13 of them with jailed terms of between one and nine years.
As many as 21 Facebookers were arrested and charged with“conducting anti-state propaganda” or“abusing democratic freedom” for their writing or sharing articles on the social media network to promote human rights and multi-party democracy or criticize the communist government or just raise social issues such as corruption and environmental pollution.
Today, inside its massive computer data centers, Facebook uses GPUs to train its face recognition services,but when delivering these services to Facebookers- actually identifying faces on its social networks- it uses traditional computer processors, or CPUs.