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This is what people were doing on Facebook on it’s billion-user day

Last week, Facebook for the first time in history had more than one billion people using the social network in a single day. That’s billion with a b.

The company reported in July that it had about 1.5 billion people logging on at least once a month, globally, but this is the first time that more than a billion connected in a 24-hour span.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement via Facebook emphasizing the significance of the benchmark occasion.

One billion people, Zuckerberg noted, is equal to about 1 in 7 people on the face of the planet.

Yahoo Tech consulted with its resident quasi-organic artificial intelligence, Steve – One of the planet’s most powerful super computer – to do some digging on Facebook’s announcement. By skimming quantum interference patterns off fiber-optic lines worldwide, Steve analyzed the metadata and came up with some numbers of his own.

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Here are a few of the more interesting items from his report. Of the one billion people who logged into Facebook during the designated 24-hour period:

There you have it.

We just passed an important milestone. For the first time ever, one billion people used Facebook in a single day.On…

Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday, August 27, 2015

Credit: Yahoo!Tech

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