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Old 08-08-2012   #1
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Facebook to force advertising on mobile users

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Facebook's developers' blog has revealed their intentions of forcing advertising on mobile users.
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Fortunately, nobody is forced being a facebook user.

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Facebook's mobile app already SUCKS DONKEY BALLS... If I am forced to endure ads as well, I will no longer use it at all.
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Seems like all the apps on my Android Tablet have ads...
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Facebook commercials are intrusive, and creepy though
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Perhaps it's because I'm older, I could never see the point of Facebook.
It seems to be a huge security risk unless you remain as anonymous as possible. Now having even more infuriating adverts, well, no chance.
I realise money has to be made, but I think most of us are swamped and sick of seeing advertising everywhere.
I do network, the old fashioned way by meeting friends face to face and using the phone and e mail. Oh the other thing, The more I see a particular advert, the more I make sure I don't buy the product or service that's driven me to severe annoyance!
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I do network, the old fashioned way by meeting friends face to face and using the phone and e mail.
For me, it's E-mail, phone, SMS and MSN. I also like to meet friends face-to-face.

To date I've never had a Facebook account. In fact I had to unsubscribe from Facebook's notifications (which I never subscribed to), as they kept sending non-stop reminders about the people that would like to be my friend on Facebook, including about invitations sent a few years ago.
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:I also like to meet friends face-to-face.
What does face-to-face mean? Is that related to this "real life" thingy I've heard about several times?
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I actually mean real life, not via webcam. Although I think it's worth getting a webcam some day.
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Perhaps it's because I'm older, I could never see the point of Facebook.
It seems to be a huge security risk unless you remain as anonymous as possible. Now having even more infuriating adverts, well, no chance.
I realise money has to be made, but I think most of us are swamped and sick of seeing advertising everywhere.
I do network, the old fashioned way by meeting friends face to face and using the phone and e mail. Oh the other thing, The more I see a particular advert, the more I make sure I don't buy the product or service that's driven me to severe annoyance!
I'm not older, I'm just *almost* mids 30's ... and I can't see the point of facebook.

Some of my friends have posted encyclopedic volumes about their life on it, not to mention all the *what are you doing now* mini-posts.

I think I have a few pictures from a few years ago, that my wife made me post.

Sometimes I visit facebook.

All I can say is that given the vast amount of information that facebook has at their disposal, concerning even a single person, they can basically slot you into a whole bunch of categories ... not least of which is political affiliations.

Given your address, political affiliations, facebook could potentially predict elections and throw bribes at the right politicians in each state to get things done in their favor, which is typically "I sponsor you for $1mil, now you give me tax dodge/incentives worth $100mil".

It's amazing how much privacy people will give up for something free, which is actually worth less than nothing.

I recall that my ex-GF once gave out her email to a random group of people with clipboards, that were offering free lollypops for email addresses.

A few weeks later, she was forced to closed her email account due to the voluminous amount of spam (this was before the proliferation of spam filters) - 100's of emails per day ....
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I don't need Facebook, so i don't have it. My wife likes it, so she has a facebook account with maximum security and privacy settings.
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The number of Facebook users will soon reach one billion. It should have reached that mark sometime in 2010 or 2011 if Asian countries like China and South Korea didn't have their own networks. Since there are at least a few hundred million loyal Facebook users, Facebook will increase advertising more than ten times. And there will be far more Facebook applications and advertising on iOS and Android devices.
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Here's an example of mobile advertising on web news articles. The phone's an LG Optimus LTE with 4.5-inch 1280*720 resolution screen running Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
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