Facebook Report
The social media tool that I have chosen is Facebook Because
of its reliability and overwhelming activity and users on the site, #1 in the
world.
Comparison
The overall scope of Facebook compared to twitter is astronomical
in terms of active and daily users proving that Facebook has the larger user
base
Facebook Statistics
- 968 million daily active
users
- 844 million mobile daily
active users
Twitter Statistics
- 316 million monthly users
- 80% of active users on
mobile
Tools
Facebook had a
large number of tools at its disposal for its users to use, such as…
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Instant
messaging: a fast way to communicate with friends though text, video or voice
recordings.
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Status
posting: you can use the status feature of Facebook to post anything you want. Whether
it be video, text, voice or photos
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Friends:
Facebook is primarily a social networking site and nothing is more social then keeping
in touch with your friends, and seeing what they post and update is a hallmark
for Facebook.
Facebook VS
Twitter: Tools
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Character
Limit: Twitters has a 140 character limit as opposed to Facebooks 63,206
characters. Facebook offers a much more flexible character limit to get though
large amounts of information rather than twitter where you are forced to make separate
posts if you exceed the character limit.
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Just
like the character limit twitter has very limited spaces compared to Facebook
in terms of photos and videos as well. Twitter has a limit of 4 photos per
post, but Facebook you can have a limit of 1000 photos per album. For video
twitter has a limit of 2 minutes and 20 secs, but Facebook has a limit of 45 minutes.
Privacy and
security issues.
• Your information is being shared with third parties
• Facebook ads may contain malware
• Scammers are creating fake profiles
• Facebook ads may contain malware
• Scammers are creating fake profiles
All three are very
real issues Plaguing Facebook that users need to worry about, knowingly or not.
People need to be aware and cautious about what they share online because the
way Facebook is currently set up has very little in terms of failsafe to
protect you against 3rd party sites accessing your information.
In addition users must also be aware of what
they are clicking on, for some advertisements when accessed contain harmful
malware that can damage your computer if allowed.
Users are also facing the threat of malicious
people creating fake accounts usually pretending to be one of your friends in
order to gather sensitive information about you or try and trick you into
sending them money off of you.
sources: http://sproutsocial.com/insights/facebook-vs-twitter/
The twitter support pages
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/five-hidden-dangers-of-facebook/
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jun/29/facebook-privacy-secret-profile-exposed
great work Justin
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