Facebook will shrink your life

I have no friends.

in other words, on Facebook, where my profile is friendless and alone be used for professional purposes. On Twitter and Instagram are my profiles private, and on Facebook, I share never, or very rarely something here.

I do, however, in reality, where I'm sticking my cell phone up in your face on good friends and colleagues, when I have a picture, a video, or a different memory from reality, I would like to share with them.

It is entirely personal and can neither be monitored or shared with other than the ones I would like to have a social interaction with. It is wonderful!

It's doubtful that Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg have had exactly me in mind when they in this week put the social network in reverse.

But in the future it is the private space – at home in your living room – and not the entire world as a community hall, there to be grown.

’I think that the future of communication will increasingly switching to private, encrypted services, in which people can have confidence that what they say to others remain private.

’And that their messages and postings are not located on the web forever,’ writes Facebook-billionaire in a far hyrdebrev about his new vision.

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Mark Zuckerberg, however, is realistic about the Facebook situation, that he is good at, we are not just buying his new style.

’We have, frankly, not a reputation to build services that protect privacy. And we have historically focused on a more open sharing.’

When you read his six pages long paper to the great rebuilding, as Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp now need to go through, you can also well be in doubt, whether he actually have thought himself to let go of the close monitoring that the company lives by.

if one Reads between the lines, will the future of Facebook-namely, continue to dominate our everyday lives and keep up with everywhere in the lives of users.

Facebook should be your payment, your store and your favorite place to share intimate messages. And all the time with the american firm as the invisible partner.

I know well what I prefer. And it is not Zuckerbergs new Facebook.

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