How the hell does Facebook generate 56$ of revenue per US user per quarter? Are selling ads and selling personal information really that lucrative?
What is the share of revenue from US? I would guess it's not thaaat far from 50%. The median income in the US is like 20x of India, so presumably ad views from the US ought to be quite a lot more valuable. I would guess EU + US is the vast majority of revenue.
That doesn't matter if we're talking about % of users that could be affected by some local-US law.
It's published, but last I recall us users are worth revenue about 4x per user in Europe and >10x users from Asia
are you talking about individual users or the whole aggregate?
because if the former, then users from asia likely are largely outnumbering users from the USA
The post they're replying to says "half of their customers", which implies 100% of their customers are in America, which is obviously completely wrong.
It also seems to assume that all women in the USA have had an abortion???
The number of users matters much less for FB. The amount of users which can be monetized matters much more and the CPC for US users is always much higher than other countries.
At this point, with the impact they have on the global stage and the fact that they will only pay their taxes where they want, it's a but irrelevant to keep this frame of thoughts.