> And the rest will follow once there is another massive invasion of their privacy.
I don't see why people keep clinging to this line of reasoning. There is zero evidence of this, and plenty of evidence to the contrary. Not enough people care enough to make any significant changes. The blogs and news articles try to paint a picture of user unrest over privacy issues, but it's all a fantasy.
People will leave when and only when it stops being the place where everyone else is. There will be no mass exodus. The only way facebook will lose its perch is through a slow trickle over many years.
I don't see why people keep clinging to this line of reasoning. There is zero evidence of this, and plenty of evidence to the contrary. Not enough people care enough to make any significant changes. The blogs and news articles try to paint a picture of user unrest over privacy issues, but it's all a fantasy.
People will leave when and only when it stops being the place where everyone else is. There will be no mass exodus. The only way facebook will lose its perch is through a slow trickle over many years.