pawas
msg:4362326 | 10:59 am on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Facebook catching up with Google ?
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Raief
msg:4362328 | 11:01 am on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Interesting, but how will this affect Groups and affiliate friends. Maybe separate family, friends, business friends, and affiliates into Groups to avoid loss of contact with business relationships.
I do not know about anyone else but my business friends keep in touch closer than family and friends on Twitter and Facebook.
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lexipixel
msg:4362398 | 2:56 pm on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Like all good simple ideas, Facebook will add so many features and options that the average person won't know how to use it and a new simple social networking destination will take hold.
I just went into Facebook because someone asked me to post something to a group, (haven't been using FB for a long time).
I got pop-up message boxes for me to make decisions about who to share what with, to claim my "facebook email address", and other notifications and settings -- since it required me actually thinking and deciding stuff, I "decided" to just leave instead.
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justrobin
msg:4362447 | 4:27 pm on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
| Like all good simple ideas, Facebook will add so many features and options that the average person won't know how to use it and a new simple social networking destination will take hold. |
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Well, facebook is just like killing its business slowly. Most of the users are average or below average and joined facebook for the sake of finding new friends. If they keep up changes which requires high level of thinking, then they will surely loss their market.
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walkman
msg:4362473 | 4:49 pm on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
| Like all good simple ideas, Facebook will add so many features and options that the average person won't know how to use it and a new simple social networking destination will take hold. |
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Very good points. Now they changed privacy settings to essentially shut G+ up, I got like 4 options to choose from. Stupid.
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wheel
msg:4362480 | 5:05 pm on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Facebook ain't done yet with privacy concerns.
I noticed someone posted a group picture of me from 30 years age, and has tagged it with my name. What's up with that? Doesn't matter how much I keep myself offline, Facebook is going to put up pic and details of me anyway apparently.
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walkman
msg:4362485 | 5:08 pm on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
I think you can untag yourself now. Or you need to approve it...it was in the announcement somewhere, don't recall all details. .
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loner
msg:4362606 | 10:08 pm on Sep 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
^^
Spend your life removing your life from those intruding on your life?
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Crusoe
msg:4365827 | 1:11 pm on Sep 22, 2011 (gmt 0) |
I like the latest updates. I've always wanted to see separate streams from my friends, family, and business contacts. The new features make this possible and I can also send messages to any list that I choose without broadcasting that message to people in the other lists.
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wheel
msg:4365847 | 1:48 pm on Sep 22, 2011 (gmt 0) |
| I think you can untag yourself now. Or you need to approve it...it was in the announcement somewhere, don't recall all details. . |
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I didn't approve it, that's for sure.
Privacy's not that hard to figure out, Facebooks could simply use common sense for this kind of stuff. They've specifically implemented the ability for a third party to post a picture of me and then tag it to me. If that's not a privacy concern then I don't know what is.
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darco
msg:4366175 | 5:45 am on Sep 23, 2011 (gmt 0) |
love the way FB comming up with new innovative ways for their users for their ease..
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