Officially, the Amazigh language is one of the approved languages on Facebook
[dropcap]Finally, Facebook includes “Amazigh” among the approved languages in its programs, and Facebook acknowledges that the Amazigh language is a global language.[/dropcap]
The management of the most famous social networking site in the world, “Facebook,” has officially decided to include the Amazigh language with its letters “Tifinagh” among the languages used and approved on the pages of the same site, and to add it to more than 144 approved languages,
This is in response to calls, Facebook campaigns, and correspondence demanding the same thing, and the translation and languages team at Facebook received a number of suggestions and data that concern the Amazigh language.
This was the beginning of the Facebook campaign demanding the inclusion of Amazigh among the approved languages. The same campaign was launched by Amazigh activists supported by a number of researchers interested in the same identity. It quickly took on a regional character that extended to Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Mali, the Canary Islands and other neighboring regions united by Amazigh.
The inclusion of the Amazigh language on Facebook remains incomplete and incomplete as it is a language in the process of development, especially in the informational aspect, as it still lacks a set of words that would cover all the keywords on websites. The door to translating the words found on Facebook into the Amazigh language also remains open to everyone, which forces us to make additional efforts until its use is complete and it becomes available to everyone.
The Amazigh language has made important strides globally over the past years, which began with the international company Microsoft announcing the adoption of the Amazigh language (Tifnagh letter) in the Windows 8 system, after which dozens of international companies specialized in leading electronic and telephone programs began accelerating the study of proposals to include Amazigh among their languages. The first of these was the announcement of Desway, the leading company in distributing information devices in Morocco and French-speaking African countries, about marketing a new group of 'Yuse' devices that includes 4 models of tablets and 3 models of smart phones with the latest technologies, all of which support the Amazigh language and are programmed. With the letter Tifnagh. After that came other experiments for food companies, through writing and displaying advertisements and writing billboards using the Amazigh letter “Tifinagh.”
Source: websites