Additional changes include who can email users, opening the emailing network to everyone, not just to those in your immediate social network. When asked about potential spammers gaming the system, Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes said Facebook will monitor user interaction and feedback to improve services.
Finally, Facebook hopes to merge Instagram and Facebook profiles in to one shared social network profile, making it users to share photos through Facebook.
These changes are meant to improve Facebook profitability, especially since Facebook’s stock has taken a beating for not being able to monetize at a rate that investors had expected.
Through this week, Facebook is allowing users to comment on whether to approve these changes. If the more than 7,000 comments are made the changes will be put to a vote, if vote reaches 30% yeses then it is approved.
What do you think of the proposed changes? More here.
2 comments:
This isn't a great idea in my mind, I think things are perfect enough with them separate, remember if it's not broken then you shouldn't fix it.
Matthew's right. Why monkey with something which isn't broken? Hey, as long as I can still play Words With Friends, though, I'm probably okay with it.
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