(112) Like Limit. I can't "Like" Facebook pages why? Individual Facebook members can connect to a maximum of 5000... Quitting Facebook, Why Everyone Is Doing It. Updated 01/09/2014, 12:28PM If you haven't noticed, there's currently a mass exodus from Facebook taking place.
In the past three months there's been a drop among users in the United States, and an even more considerable dip among users in the United Kingdom. And the herds that are deviating from the most popular social networking website don't fall into one particular demographic either. Google to put user photos, comments in online ads. The controversial practice, announced Friday by Google, is part of an emerging trend on the Internet.
Advertisers believe that consumers place enormous value on product endorsements that come from a friend or family member, and growing numbers of Web companies are trying to capture that social advertising in a systematic way. But critics say tactics that further exploit the data people leave online amount to a bait-and-switch. People signed up for Google’s services because they were free and convenient. They probably never thought their words and identities would be put in front of strangers to sell a product. Facebook May Join Forces With Police to Thwart Protests. Facebook May Join Forces With Police to Thwart Protests Posted on Oct 26, 2013 Independent journalist Kenneth Lipp attended a law enforcement conference in Philadelphia on Monday in which he discovered that soon authorities may have control over what’s posted on social media sites.
This includes allowing people to plan demonstrations using sites such as Facebook. Both Twitter and Facebook have proven to be indispensable tools for organization during movements such as the Arab Spring. Is there a limit as to how many pages you can like on Facebook. Facebook asks me to unlike pages over the limit of 5,000. If you love entering online sweepstakes, you have come to the right place.
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The official documentation says that the “like” limit on Facebook is 5000 likes. This is 5000 total likes and friends. Facebook Reveals How Often the Government Comes Calling for Data. Facebook revealed more detail on how frequently it gets information requests from government agencies in a public statement late Friday.
In a post on the company's press site, Facebook General Counsel Ted Ullyot said it received between 9,000-10,000 requests over the six-month period ending on Dec. 31, 2012. That adds up to roughly 1,500 requests per month. Ullyot said the nature of the requests from "government entities" is quite varied, including things like a local sheriff trying to locate a missing child to national security agencies investigating terrorist activity. Ullyot said Facebook was only permitted to disclose the number of requests after negotiations with "U.S. national security authorities," where Facebook urged for more transparency around the orders the company is required to comply with. Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page Slam 'Outrageous' PRISM Reports. The leaders of the country's largest technology companies are apparently taking personally allegations that they are cooperating in a covert program that funnels users' information to the government.
Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page, the chief executive officiers of Facebook and Google, respectively, each issued strongly worded statements late Friday, denying any involvement in the so-called PRISM program. "I want to respond personally to the outrageous press reports about PRISM," Zuckerberg wrote in a public Facebook message that was liked 69,000 times in the 21 minutes after it was posted. "Facebook is not and has never been part of any program to give the US or any other government direct access to our servers. " Facebook Mistakes Elbows For Breasts In Bathtub Photo.
Someone at Facebook must have failed anatomy.
The social network took down a photo of a woman in a bathtub who appeared to be exposing her breasts. In reality, they were her elbows. The photo was uploaded by Web magazine, “Theories of the Deep Understanding of Things,” to test how the social networks terms of service deal with pictures that are misleading. The censored photo raised the question of whether the photo sharing website content policies are based on indecency, or the mere appearance of indecency. The social network quickly took down the photo for violating its service terms. Facebook Glitch Brings Down Major Sites. Facebook Phone Video.
Facebook 'Likes' Considered Key Evidence In 'Terrorist' Plot. Public items posted by KABIR to his social media accounts include photographs of himself, non-extremist content, radical Islamist content, and items reflecting a mistrust of mainstream media, abuses by the government, conspiracy theories, abuses by law enforcement, and the war in Afghanistan.
KABIR's radical postings include videos and links to videos of Al-Qa'ida leader Anwar Al-Awlagi and his lectures, jihad--based videos regarding Afghanistan and elsewhere, videos depicting mujahideen fighters in Afghanistan and elsewhere, videos depicting terrorist training camps and related activities, videos depicting improvised explosive device attacks, and articles regarding the death of American soldiers in Afghanistan.
Broken on Purpose: Why Getting It Wrong Pays More Than Getting It Right. Many of us managing Facebook fan pages have noticed something strange over the last year: how our reach has gotten increasingly ineffective.
How the messages we post seem to get fewer clicks, how each message is seen by only a fraction of our total “fans.” It’s no conspiracy. Facebook Testing New Timeline Format With Single Column of Posts [REPORT] UPDATE: Facebook spokeswoman Meg Sinclair told Mashable , "We are running a small test of this new design globally. It's currently testing for a very small percentage of users. Timeline will not look different until you scroll down past the recent activity and app modules. " Be prepared for another change to your Facebook profile: Timeline could soon be getting a makeover.
Six Reasons Facebook is a $7 Stock. You Think $1 Billion Was Expensive For Instagram? They Originally Asked For $2 Billion. Facebook Now Has an Edit Comment Feature. Facebook finally has an edit comment feature, which allows users to edit comments if they want to. Before its introduction, users had to delete the comments and type out what they really want to say. Facebook App Center has its kinks (First Take) (Credit: Facebook) Facebook's App Center has arrived, and it's got more than 600 apps in tow, including big hitters like Pinterest, Draw Something, Nike+, Path, and Ghost Recon. Let's take a look at how it all works.
The first thing you should know is that App Center is not a Facebook marketplace akin to Google Play or Apple's App Store. Rather, it's a hub for discovering new and interesting apps based on your Facebook activity and your friends' activity. In fact, whenever App Center recommends a mobile app, it actually links out to Google Play and iTunes so you can easily download it. On the Web, you can access the App Center through a bookmark on the top left of your news feed page. App Center recommends apps based on the apps that you are already using. (9) App Center. Tweeting, Poking, Friending, Liking And Other Virtual Habits, Now Happening IRL. These days, we probably spend too much time glued to computer screens, tweeting, updating our statuses, tumbling, pinning things to Pinterest, or doing whatever it is we do on the growing number of social networks we belong to. We spend so much of our free time doing these things, it seems, that we’ve almost forgotten about that fabled, fairytale world that apparently is all around us but that we no longer see: The Real World.
Is there a way around this though? A way to still keep our socially networked lives intact without sacrificing a day at the beach or dinner with friends the process? Perhaps—technologies such as near-field communications, augmented reality, even the arduino are making it possible to translate the metaphors of the virtual world into the physical space, without forcing you to be staring at your phone 24/7. Less than 20% of Facebook content is Liked (infographic) Audience research company Crowd Science has found that the site's users are not Liking much content. No single type of Facebook feature has attracted Likes from more than 20 percent of Facebook users, according to study conducted by the firm in June 2011 with a random sample of 1,224 respondents. If you actually look at the infographic above, you'll notice that 14 percent of the respondents don't even use the social network. Despite this, a quick math calculation shows you that all the content listed is still Liked by less than 20 percent of Facebook users (16 divided by the difference of 100 and 14).
The breakdown is not too surprising: personal content receives more attention. 16 percent of respondents said they have Liked content such as Wall posts, pictures, and comments. These were followed by videos (12 percent), non-brand Pages (10 percent), and brand Pages (9 percent). This Week in Review: Red flags before Facebook’s IPO, and two sides of Google’s smarter search. : This week’s biggest news is happening right now, as Facebook goes public after months of buildup. How Has Facebook connected your world?