Once upon a timeline, Facebook wasn’t just an app—it was the place. We poked, we posted, we farmed fake crops and tagged 400 people in blurry concert photos. But fast-forward to 2025, and you might wonder: is Facebook still alive and kicking, or just the old uncle at the social media reunion?

Let’s not sugarcoat it: the cool kids might be dancing on TikTok, ranting on X (formerly Twitter), or sliding through IG Reels—but Facebook hasn’t packed up yet. In fact, it’s evolved into something less flashy, more foundational. Like a dependable BMW—you may flirt with trendier models, but you always come back to the comfort and control.

???? The Power Behind the Curtain

While the younger crowd scrolls elsewhere, Facebook's got something the others don't: deep integration. Meta’s web spreads through Messenger, Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Groups, and even the metaverse attempts with Horizon Worlds. Businesses still rely heavily on it, and for local communities? It's gold. Auntie Shumi’s homemade pickle business and Rafiq bhai’s electronics page aren’t thriving on Threads, are they?

???? The Secret Weapon: Facebook Groups & Marketplace

One word: engagement. Not the kind with rings—this is about real conversation. Whether it's a buy-and-sell group in Dhaka, a football banter zone, or anime theory forums, groups keep Facebook deeply rooted in people's lives. You’re not just posting—you’re participating.

And Marketplace? Let’s be real. People are flipping phones, bikes, couches, even land. It's become the digital version of your neighborhood cha-er dokan.

????️ Privacy & Trust – A Work in Progress

Facebook’s reputation has taken a few uppercuts over the years—data scandals, algorithm manipulation, political chaos. But in 2025, there’s been a pivot. With increased transparency tools, better data controls, and tighter community guidelines, Facebook’s cleaning up its act. Is it perfect? Nah. But it's evolving. Slowly. Like your friend who just started the gym and swears he’ll get abs this year.

????‍???? Final Verdict: Stay or Swipe Away?

So, is Facebook still relevant? Here's the truth—it depends on what you want.

• For memes and chaos? Head to X.

• For aesthetics? Instagram awaits.

• For education, connection, commerce, and community? Facebook’s still your guy.

Facebook might not be the party anymore, but it’s definitely still the city hall. It’s where events get organized, news spreads, and memories are shared. So don’t delete it just yet—update the app, join a group, maybe even wish someone happy birthday for once.