10,000 posts per day. unverified accounts 1,000 per day. this was revealed after thousands of users complained they were unable or had trouble accessing the site. many reported getting messages they had exceeded their rate limit. so, what is behind this latest turmoil for the company? cnn s senior media analyst sara fisher joins us, also senior media reporter at axios. sara, what gives? what now with him. reporter: there s always something, audi, right? yes. i think this is a response to the rise of a lot of big a.i. platforms that are starting to scrape big social media platforms for data to help train their algorithms. you saw reddit said they would start charging developers for some of that back end access. they got a lot of pushback from their community. it seems like elon musk is trying to do something similar, but the difference, audi, this is going to have a huge impact on the everyday user s
do you make any changes in the wake of the recent selling? i say absolutely not. but the biggest thing is do not do not stop investing. do not try to pick tops and bottoms. let your 401k do that naturally. keep putting the money in. sandra: great to have you. thank you. bill: 1200 points in two days. that will get your attention. thank you, charles. see you at 2:00 this afternoon. facebook reportedly giving advertisers special treatment. that s the report. the british parliament releasing secret documents showing the company considered charging developers for access to its user s data. the proof in emails written by mark zuckerberg. facebook s goal was beating the competition. we pick up the story live in london. well, this issue is the privacy of facebook users won t go away, will it? the british government has reignited this debate by publishing old emails from mark