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August 14th, 2009 by admin
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We’d better leave Facebook and all the other money-making social networks and join kaioo instead. That’s a social community where the users have full hegemony over the Privacy stipulations. And kaioo donates all advertising revenue to charities chosen by its users.
Isn’t that a excellent reason to say bye to all the other social networks?
yea the hegemony facebook has over the users is sometimes scary but can also help people in the aptly situation. Such as if someone got threatened they can supporter FB for help on a threat or crime someone mightove done.