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Facebook is an American social media company founded in 2004 that has over 1.79 billion users worldwide. It allows users to share information, photos, and chat with friends through text, audio, and video. While it connects people and helps with business promotion, it can also waste time, lead to account intrusions or scams, and negatively impact professionals' careers if overused.
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Facebook is a free social networking website founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and his Harvard classmates. It allows users to create profiles to connect with friends and family and share photos, videos, and updates. Users can also join groups focused on common interests. The website has grown rapidly since its founding and now has over 200 million users worldwide who spend billions of minutes on the site each day.
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- 2. Facebook is an American for-profit corporation, online social media and social network service based in United States. Founded on 4th February 2004 Has 15,724 employees • Mark Zuckerberg • Dustin Moskovitz • Eduardo Saverin • Andrew McCollum • Chris Hughes
- 4. Advantages Sharing of information Chatting (text, audio & video) Mobile Business promotion Re-connecting with old/lost friends Disadvantages Account intrusion Scams Waste of time Ruining the professional life
- 5. • Facebook tracks which sites you visit, even AFTER you have signed out • Smartphone users check Facebook 14 times a day
- 6. • Facebook have been BLOCKED in CHINA since 2009. But by miracle were are 95 million Facebook users • The “Like” button on Facebook was originally going to be called “Awesome”
- 7. • 8.7% of Facebook users are • Facebook has a feature that lets you designate who will manage your account after you die
- 8. • Facebook offers 4 months of paid parental leave to new fathers who work for the company • The average Facebook user has 155 friends but would turn to just 4 for help, a survey found
- 9. • One gram of your DNA could store all of Facebook and Google’s data • Facebook stores approximately 300 PETABYTES of users data on its servers
- 10. • Mark Zuckerberg suffers from red-green colorblindness. This is why Facebook’s primary color scheme is blue, is also strongly associated with trust and security
- 11. 1.79 billion users worldwide 66% are 76% are Every 60 seconds on Facebook • 510,000 comments • 293,000 statuses • 136,000 photos
- 12. FACEBOOKs future Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset Live videos on Facebook
- 13. Questions