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For me and many others, Facebook has blown it. I want to be the steward of my own data. I want greater, easier, more granular control over with whom I associate
by mattdeboard 15y ago
For me and many others, Facebook has blown it. I want to be the steward of my own data. I want greater, easier, more granular control over with whom I associate or communicate online. Unless G+ has an epic fumble, they've got my eyeballs.
Even if G+ goes belly-up tomorrow, I'm still done with Facebook. If G+ doesn't grab a huge marketshare, it's shown the NEXT Zuckerberg how to build a social network without forcing "privacy is no longer a social norm" down users' throats. Facebook's days are numbered, IMO. Google has successfully exploited Facebook's weaknesses in such a way that I think everyone is kind of facepalming and saying, "Of COURSE! Why didn't I think of that?"
- btilly 15y agoYou are hardly alone. A year ago in a consumer satisfaction survey, Facebook ranked below the airlines. There is no reason to believe they are better liked today. I have to believe that a company that is that disliked by its customer base is vulnerable.
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