As one of the most popular fields in the Internet age, social networking does have a huge number of users. In the domestic market, the most popular social applications should be WeChat and Weibo. Of course, there are actually several social applications abroad that are most commonly used by everyone, such as Facebook and twitter. However, because there are still big problems (differences) in the handling of content, it is a pity that neither of them has actually developed in China.

　　Recently, however, it was reported on the Internet that Facebook would hand over the right of content review to its partners in China, hoping to clear the way to enter the China market. At the same time, it was revealed that Facebook is secretly developing a function that helps to filter the appearance of sensitive information content, so as to prevent these contents from appearing in the user information waterfall in a specific region.

　　This move also seems to be tailored specifically for the China market, and its purpose is also obvious — — Is to open the China market. It is reported that these efforts have actually won the support of Facebook CEO Xiaozha. I believe this plan is really in progress. Maybe we will really see Facebook landing in China in the near future!

　　For the major Internet companies, the China market is like a big cake in front of their eyes, and everyone wants to get a piece of cake in it. So in recent years, we have also seen many foreign companies make changes in order to better survive in China. A more grounded strategy does help foreign companies to develop in the China market. Didn’t Apple do the same before? Therefore, if you want to win the China market, a more localized strategy is indeed very important.