Facebook is going to get done in by the fact that the younger generation doesn't like it, but that process has been underway for a few years now, and it will take many more years to complete (obviously offering Zuckerberg many chances to turn the ship around).
All the younger generation I know are big users of Instagram and WhatsApp - both FB properties.
No interest in working there personally because I despise both PHP and working in an open office, but I don't think the Zuckerberg brand of fine social content is going away any time soon.
Instagram is fairly popular as well but WhatsApp never really went mainstream.
If you think Facebook is only getting hammered inside the tech bubble, you probably are living inside the tech bubble.
People are waking up to the harm caused by Facebook everywhere. My non-technical friends' raging against Facebook sounds similar to what I've been hearing from my technical friends for the past 5 years.
Nobody ever questioned the value of giving the uneducated this much power and amplification.
If you think people are "waking up everywhere", you're probably inside a bubble. Where I'm from (outside the US) Facebook is just doing business as usual. If anything its new features are growing (anecdotally, Marketplace).
It's at the tipping point where grandparents are starting to talk about the "snooping" and data gathering of Facebook.
Well mainstream news 'in the UK' seems to focus on most things that are not in the UK, so no surprises there.
And I can say that Facebook is receiving negative coverage from all of them. It's standard mainstream fare now.
And it has been so for at least the last 3 months.