In effect, yes.
It’s a joke; Made by your use of a different meaning of “now” than OP used in the title. I was pointing out that your use of “now” is an instantaneous moment, of which there are really countless numbers, between your typing the letters “n” and “w”, if counted in Plank time. And with such a definition, it’s impossible to know if the feature exists at any given “now”, since we can’t possibly agree on or even accurately choose one. So yes, Schrödinger’s Feature now applies.

No, they don’t have it now.
Though they may again by the time your read this.

I thinks it’s all the people and companies uploading thousands of hours of video every second. I’m pretty sure that’s the reason for the ads.

Are you rephrasing searches often?
Not getting what you wanted the first time?
Because that’s a ton of queries.

DDG gets to show more ads that way.
It might not be you, but part of the plan to make you run more queries.

Lemmy and Reddit usage are relatively low compared to their respective social media siblings. I’ve always believed the reason is in the difference in how they’re structured. Most other social media is wired around people as the primary structural unit. “Who’s saying what?” Reddit and Lemmy are instead wired around topics. “What are people saying about this?” And I assume the difference in popularity is evidence for how most people themselves are wired.

I thought we already had Matrix

Pinterest is their own publicly traded company.
They aren’t owned by Meta.

I found Pinry and Pinetta. Though they seem to be kinda defunct without much recent activity.

Pixelfed allows you to make collections of posts, kinda like Pinterest.

That’s all I found with a simple search.