The scandal with Cambridge Analytica might have been bad for the popularity of Facebook, but shareholders should have to start worrying, because the social network is on track to lose its top spot to YouTube in the United States, according to research by SimilarWeb.
The data, reported by CNBC, showed that Facebook monthly visits in July were 4.7 billion, while YouTube recorded 4.5 billion views. In a two-year span, the video platform kept its traffic results at over 4 billion, while interest in Facebook decreased nearly twice in two years.
The research is based on the five…