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The big thing Google+ seems to be missing compared to Facebook is the ability to be a voyeur on other people's lives. I haven't used Facebook in years but I rec
by axiom 15y ago
The big thing Google+ seems to be missing compared to Facebook is the ability to be a voyeur on other people's lives. I haven't used Facebook in years but I recall that was the thing that basically everyone spent their time doing.
Google+ seems to be much more focused on privacy and access control, which is exactly the thing that's going to prevent gossipy young people caring about it.
- wisty 15y agoFacebook's stalking feature has become a lot less interesting, now that they have turned it into Twitter.
- niyogi 15y agothis article would disagree: http://www.quora.com/Yishan-Wong/How-Google+-Shows-That-Google-Still-Doesnt-Understand-Social http://www.quora.com/Yishan-Wong/How-Google+-Shows-That-Goog...
- unicornporn 15y agoThat guy seems downright disrespectful to his G+ followers. If he doesn't want them to read what he writes then I guess he shouldn't post publicly.
- richardw 15y agoAbsolutely. He wants and expects 'Facebook' and is going to complain every time G+ does something different. Why all the negative anger and hissy fits. Just use Facebook.
- wildmXranat 15y ago>The big thing Google+ seems to be missing compared to Facebook is the ability to be a voyeur on other people's lives. As non facebook user that sees what other people around him do on facebook, I concur.
- Thangorodrim 15y agoMaybe there is a niche for mature people whose social life consists of more than voyuerism?