"Several weeks ago, Facebook users started reporting that when they shared a post, it would appear with extra words, as if the poster added them. What's most odd is that the added text is often Gen Z slang."
"These phrases appear on posts where the text doesn't even make sense -- and from posters who are decidedly not Gen Z."
"I found multiple Reddit posts, a Facebook post from a Georgia news anchor, and plenty of other social media comments complaining about the added Gen Z flair."
"I reached out to Meta to ask about what's going on, and I got a response."
Facebook users are experiencing a glitch that adds unexpected Gen Z slang to their shared posts. This issue has been reported widely, with phrases like 'Massive W' and 'Views are fire!' appearing on posts. The added text does not correlate with the original content and often comes from users who are not part of Gen Z. Meta is currently investigating the cause of this peculiar phenomenon, which has left many users confused and seeking answers.
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