Today people reported that McDonaldsEgypt's page apparently bought likes, identifying friends' likes that didn't make sense.<p>Twitter shows more people identified this supposed "glitch". [1]<p>McDonaldsEgypt itself admitted something was wrong. [2]<p>I commented on a friend's post on facebook about the issue and liked to the Veritasium's video about the facebook scam, and the post is now silently gone. [3] Other posts are gone too. [4]<p>The page McDonaldsEgypt is now just redirecting to /home.php. [5]<p>This is further evidence that Facebook likes are a big scam.
And now we see that their policy for dealing with public problems is one of censure.<p>[1] https://twitter.com/search?q=McDonaldsEgypt%20since%3A2014-05-13&src=typd.<p><pre><code> https://twitter.com/Diogocfrazao/status/466729752917995520
https://twitter.com/diestefanosouza/status/466712623778910209
https://twitter.com/Neil_Gulliver95/status/466905156110389248
https://twitter.com/PMiguelGarcia/status/466601518737932289
https://twitter.com/DJMirandaWright/status/466084060071485440
https://twitter.com/mattvat/status/466079234230726656
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[2] https://twitter.com/McDonaldsEgypt/status/466937575471841280<p>[3] https://youtube.com/watch?v=oVfHeWTKjag<p>[4] https://twitter.com/tetra1956/status/466267693734445057<p><pre><code> https://twitter.com/SHIFTERpt/status/466540080719347712
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[5] https://facebook.com/McDonaldsEgypt