Facebook embarks to be Abandoned in the UK

Bored with social media? Close Facebook account? You may not be the first. Concerned about data privacy leak, or perhaps bored with Facebook, 100 thousand British people shut their Facebook account last month.

Facebook embarks to be Abandoned in the UK

Facts "bored" will Facebook look attractive. About six million people the United States closed the pages of social networking for good. Around the world, the growth rate up to shrink in the last two months in which social networking page was pursuing a vision to have active users more than one billion. Therefore, Facebook is targeting developing countries to boost the number of users. The figures show there is the possibility of "natural limits" of people going up saturation.

Even speculation on blogs that concerns the downfall as experienced by its rival, MySpace, websites that could be "forgotten" in a day. Earlier this year, executives announced a number of Facebook users in the UK reached 30 million, or half of the population.

This milestone represents an increase of about four million from July last year and represents the highest saturation in European countries. But times were changing and last month more than 100 thousand people in Britain stop opening up.

In the United States, Facebook users fell from 155.2 million to 149.4 million users in May. In Canada, the number of Facebook users are also down about 1.5 million, while in Russia and Norway plunged more than 100 thousand users. But it is bad news for Facebook. Around the world, Facebook is still dominated with 600 million users thanks to the resounding growth in Mexico and Brazil.

According to Eric Eldon from the pages of Inside Facebook, he got those figures from an analysis of the advertising company. It is possible that the page (Facebook) will not grow unless he has stood firm in the country. "Over time, Facebook managed to collect about 50% of the total population in a particular country, generally slow growth and then stopped," he explains.

Graham Jones Internet psychological experts predict Facebook users will have some form of 'boredom', boredom itself come anytime to men and women, eventually people will try something new. According to him, "People can be very excited with something new and after feeling it will soon fade."

Facebook has been hit by concerns about privacy, is the latest face recognition technology which commentators describe it ugly. The page came from Mark Zuckerberg in 2004 made him, in a bedroom at Harvard University.

Facebook has become the largest social networking website in the world and make it (Zuckerberg) became the 52nd richest person in the world with a personal fortune worth 8.2 billion pounds. In 2008, Facebook has around 100 million users, and user pages were grown to 600 million in just three years.