Facebook
Tera Smith
HUMN240-F2WW
Facebook is an amazing
way of keeping in touch with family and friends. It is also used for networking
and to help with employment. There are
several reasons why people choose to use Facebook. Weather it is for pleasure,
personal use, business, information and so much more. Facebook was originally
formatted for college kids to stay in touch with their friends and families. It
began to branch out and catch on very quickly. There are now people of all ages
using it. There is an age limit of 13 years but is seldom upheld. People from all over the world use Facebook it
is the new fad. It once had a competitor called MySpace but Facebook quickly
put them under due to the capacity to upload information and photos very
quickly. I myself switched over to Facebook due to this fact. The owner of
Facebook has made it such an Icon and spends several hours daily encrypting it
and keeping up on the new trends.
According to Top 5
Myths about Facebook (Atteberry, 1998-2012) the top five myths are, Facebook is
going to sell your pictures, Facebook destroys your social skills, Company X Is
going to buy Facebook, Facebook’s founder took the thought for the Facebook
site, and lastly they’re going to make people pay for Facebook. All of which is
not true and these myths have been out there for years now. Although there are
times when people wonder if these myths are going to come true when they are
constantly changing the face of Facebook and people do not like the unknown.
Every time people see a change there is talk on Facebook about what is
happening to the site. None of which usually happens. Although, there are times
when people wonder if they will be able to access their Facebook pages due to
the changes made to the site. It is extremely frustrating to people when we
depend on Facebook for a lot of information and work. Facebook is a large part
of people’s daily life and people just do not like the unknown or change.
References
Attenberry,J
(1998-2012) Top 5 Myths About Facebook, HowStuffWorks, Retrieved July 5,2012 from http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/tech-myths/5-myths-about-facebook1.htm
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