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I'm at work and my company's network blocks Social Networking sites. Is this a joke? Does it really allow you to login in Facebook?
by joejohnson 15y ago
I'm at work and my company's network blocks Social Networking sites. Is this a joke? Does it really allow you to login in Facebook?
- albedoa 15y agoYes. It is the most prominent method of joining that they display on the landing page. This is real. Edit: Granted, they relaunched it as a social gaming site, so that signup method makes a bit more sense.
- guillermovs 15y agoThey probably get paid to implement Facebook connect on their million+ userbases though. So it may make more sense that way. Although to be fair allowing access to 750m (fb) users is a sensible enough argument.
- ignifero 15y agoHow come they don't block friendster?
- joejohnson 15y agoThey do block Friendster. I could only read the comments, I couldn't follow the link...
- pavel_lishin 15y ago> I'm at work and my company's network blocks Social Networking sites. Is this a joke? For a second, I thought you were asking if your company's policy was a joke. Spoiler alert: yes, but it's not funny.