In the coming weeks, Facebook will launch a completely new website redesign and forever change the way users interact with each other. Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, released that Facebook has already reached 800 million users – all connected in ways we can hardly grasp. Lives will be changed and people won’t even know what hit them.
Many Facebook users do not have the slightest idea what these changes will mean for them, making the mistake of paying more attention to the specific bits and pieces Facebook has to offer rather than the immense benefits and experiences that are produced. Users are already complaining about the redesign and the most infinitesimal of things without truly understanding the implications of this revolutionary change
Dozens of Facebook groups have been set up to protest the changes – some with thousands of members.
Read more:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2039726/Facebook-changes-Thousands-protests-We-hate-new-news-feed-group.html#ixzz1ZCMyaJ00People vented ire in an array of online venues including a “Petition against the new Facebook homepage” at the social network and a Twitter stream tagged “#NewFacebook.”
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One of the largest changes coming ahead is the Timeline. Facebook is no longer just a social network, but a web of memories dating all the way back to birth. Every single photo, update, app and even locations that users have used are placed on a timeline, changing Facebook into an online scrapbook. In time, users will see that Facebook has unleashed something incredibly extraordinary.
Facebook understands more than just customer needs, wants and demands, but forecasts what users WILL want in the future – a keepsake, a record of existence, and a treasure box of memories . Facebook is more than just a social network of connections now – it has revolutionized into a medium that has value, emotion, and meaning.
