Facebook is definitely the most vulnerable. I don't know why everyone puts them in the same class as Apple, Google, and Microsoft. Facebook could easily go the

Facebook is definitely the most vulnerable. I don't know why everyone puts them in the same class as Apple, Google, and Microsoft. Facebook could easily go the way of AOL Instant Messenger and Myspace. A single person probably couldn't create an operating system to rival MacOS or Windows, or create a search engine that could rival Google. But a single person could EASILY create a social network that rivals the Facebook. I was a college freshman in 2005, and an early adopter of facebook. After 10 years, I'm definitely burned out. I wouldn't be surprised if others burn out after 10 years as well. Mark Zuckerbergs says that the idea behind facebook was that you could just type someone's name into facebook.com, and then find out information about them. But as the network got larger and larger, facebook has had to increase user privacy. Now if you're not "friends" with someone, you can't really find out much about them, or even send them a message. And what if you delete a "friend" after you contact them thinking that you won't need to contact them again? Then you have to send them another friend request! It gets very awkward after 10 years. You end up with too many friends. Then you delete a bunch of people. But maybe you delete too many. The only way it works is if you never delete anybody. But if you never delete anybody, you'll end up with thousands of friends. The problem with this, is that if you want to post anything you have to comfortable sharing with everyone you've ever met. And the same goes for the feed. If you end up with 1,000 friends, you get all this crap in your feed that you don't care about. Facebook is fucked and it's going to $0. Same goes for Snap Inc. Those goofy fucking filters will only stay novel for so long.