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Frustrated with Facebook Privacy Policy? Come back to MySpace

Posted by Ajay Tejwani | Posted in Social Media | Posted on 17-05-2010

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MySpace Guess who is trying to capitalize on Facebook privacy concerns….it’s MySpace. According to press release by MySpace, the new privacy setting options will include:

a) public

b) friends only

c) public to anyone 18 or over

Yes, users are frustrated with Facebook privacy policy which is 5,830 words long; the United States Constitution, without any of its amendments, is a concise 4,543 words. It’s a pretty long shot that Facebook users will come back to MySpace, but hell, now is the best time to strike, as the iron is really sizzling hot on privacy issues.

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  • it's true ! i'm not believe. thanks blog writer for this. because my space is my favorite.
  • Rhaiyne Hubbard
    I am not sure about this but i have been using Facebook for a year now and i don't think that there's a problem with the privacy policy. I used Myspace before but i really didn't like it all.
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