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Is there anyone who's moved overseas and quit Facebook, and benefited from it? Because for me it's my primary link between my home country, where I live now, a
by toomanybeersies 9y ago
Is there anyone who's moved overseas and quit Facebook, and benefited from it?
Because for me it's my primary link between my home country, where I live now, and all my other international friends. Sure, I could use email to keep in touch, but the problem with email is that it's an active communications medium, unless you have a mailing list and email everyone what you're up to, you don't keep up to date with what your friends are doing.
- corford 9y agoYep. Not sure how old you are, maybe it's an age thing? I'm in my early thirties, live abroad and don't have an FB account. I stay in touch with my friends and family back home with phone, sms, whatsapp, skype, email and birthday/christmas cards in the post. Works fine.
- PaulRobinson 9y agoYou should be aware that WhatsApp _is_ Facebook, or at least is owned by them. It'll become crap over time. Watch this space.
- corford 9y agoVery aware MZ needs to find a way to get some ROI on his investment. If/when it becomes shit, I'll drop it.