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> Young people can adapt to new technology quickly. I know I was able to drop Facebook pretty easily. Older people can't. I think sharing photos with extended
by Domenic_S 9y ago
> Young people can adapt to new technology quickly. I know I was able to drop Facebook pretty easily.
Older people can't. I think sharing photos with extended (ie, older) family is a huge use case for Facebook.
- jumpman500 9y agoYea but that's also a reason to leave. I know one of the main reasons I stopped using Facebook for photos was because I didn't want my Mom and extended family looking at the parties I went to at college.
- bluGill 9y agoThat is why I have to remain. I want my mom to see pictures of my kids. I want to see pictures of my nephew's lip after he got hit with a ball (6 stitches). The girl who took 4th place in the state dance competition is of interest to me because I remember her mom from high school - the first place dancer is nothing to me. The real things in life that matter are why I'm on facebook and why I cann't leave. Politics and some hobby groups are on Facebook and interesting, but the real meat is the personal photos and stories that would never be in the news.