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- Facebook is a leading social network that allows users to create profiles, connect with friends and identify people in photos. It enables users to maintain relationships with overseas connections or people from other parts of their lives. - To use Facebook, one must sign up by filling out a form and then verifying their email address. The sign up process is relatively easy to follow. - The homepage displays options to view friend requests, messages, and updates from connections. Users can write on friends' walls, post photos and videos to their own wall, and share statuses and content on their newsfeed for others to see.
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Widescreen test patterns and aspect ratios are displayed. Social networking involves relating to human society through communication within groups. Facebook began in 2004 at Harvard and expanded to other schools. It reached 1 billion users in 2012 and is estimated to be worth $11 billion. Key facts about Facebook include its founders, headquarters, number of users and employees, revenue, and popular features like profiles, news feed, groups, pages, and events. The document discusses Facebook's history, growth, and impact.
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Facebook is a social networking service founded in 2004 and headquartered in California. It has over 2 billion monthly active users and generates billions in annual revenue. While Facebook connects people and has benefits for businesses and students, it also poses disadvantages like privacy issues, wasting time on the site, and vulnerability to hacking and scams. The iconic lowercase "f" logo represents connecting with friends on the platform.
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- 2. What is ? - Facebook is the leading social network in Indonesia, Australia and America by December 2010, it is (arguably) the most user-friendly and concise social networking site to this day. - Facebook allows users to create their own profile, update it and comment on other’s profiles or Facebook activities. Most interestingly (and unlike other social networks), Facebook allows users to ‘tag’ the faces of people on images uploaded to the profile to identify them. - People use Facebook to befriend and maintain friendship with people overseas who, without a social networking site, could not be contacted; for free. Also, Facebook can be used to befriend and maintain a relationship with people from a different workplace or school as you.
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- 4. Signing Up You will be given a quick Security check to prove you’re not an Artificially Intelligent person (or computer). …after this, head over to your e-mail inbox and open the verification email; it will take you to the next step. The rest of the sign up process is relatively easy to follow
- 5. Getting Started Facebook is probably the easiest of all social networks to use. On the right is the bar you will mostly direct your attention to upon when you log on; the first on the right (the icon of two people) tells you who is attempting to befriend you. One to the right of that notifies you of any private messages. The final icon of the globe shows any updates relating to your friends, such as them commenting on what you post.
- 6. Your Wall One’s wall on Facebook is basically one’s profile page. You may write on another person’s wall In addition, you may also post pictures, videos and link videos from YouTube into your wall
- 7. Newsfeed Your connection with the on-goings of your friends are summarised on this page; all the different comments, wall posts, photos are shown here. You may also post a ‘status’ here, which will appear in other peoples’ newsfeeds. These ‘statuses’ and photos and usually the bulk of content you view. Although the rising popularity of ‘like’ pages have also become a large part of newsfeeds these days. To the right is your typical newsfeed.
- 8. That’s all there is to it!! …and be warned…
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