Having my precious time-wasting interrupted by advertising only generates hate for that product... I can't believe the sponsors think it's a good idea...
As much as I like it, I don't think G+ will ever get to the level Facebook has, I've been on G+ since the beta/trial/before launch time, and once it was open to the public half of people I knew signed up, never to go back on, and half didn't ever both because of FB.Sporky111 said:Mark Zuckerberg's house is probably made of lightbulbs, and he really does need the extra money to keep them on.
That being said, I'm not a bit surprised. Zuckerberg seems to have a vendetta against privacy, and it's going to be the end of him and his site if he keeps abusing his users like this. He got away with it for a long time because there was no competition, but now he's going to have to really think about how many users he's willing to chase away for more adspace now that G+ is around.
The ability to see the extent of human retardness. When i saw a friend using facebook i jsut stood there staring at the screen thinking how could world go that far down and how did i miss it.The Rogue Wolf said:Somebody remind me exactly what I'm missing out on by not being on Facebook?
I'm not much more of a fan of Google than I am of Facebook, but it's worth mentioning that they said the same thing about Facebook compared to MySpace.FamoFunk said:As much as I like it, I don't think G+ will ever get to the level Facebook has
My good god, I actually forgot MySpace exists :Otargren said:I'm not much more of a fan of Google than I am of Facebook, but it's worth mentioning that they said the same thing about Facebook compared to MySpace.FamoFunk said:As much as I like it, I don't think G+ will ever get to the level Facebook has
Delete is a strong word when used in connotation to facebook. seeing as anything you ever post there is owned by facebook until the end of time. You "deactivate" your facebook. If you turn it off for a year and sign on one day, guess what its all still there just how you left it. So remember kiddies when your posting those really funny pics from that weekend after finals at the bar....you know the ones you dont remember taking. They are owned by a foreign entity that you have no control over as long as you both shall live. You didn't see the ring Zuckerberg slipped on your hand? Neither did I. :/Jack Rascal said:I really don't know why i still have a Facebook account. I signed up in its early days, when I lived outside my home country and wanted to stay in touch with friends. Well, that didn't really work and I still don't visit that site more than once in a couple of months. The email address I have saved there is my "spam" mail so I don't even receive the notifications to my normal email.
All I really do there is change the privacy settings every time I hear they have changed something. I really should just delete my account...
As for the news, nope, not too happy about the idea. Even though I only occasionally check my account, I think the idea is just horrid. Yes, it will start with one ad a day, but then it gets to two and eventually every second post is an ad (sorry, "story"). Why would they say no to money? And I am not a fan of anything that remembers your browsing history or spews ad's to my friends based on what I like.