Privacy continues to be a huge concern as mainstream Social Media companies look to mine the user data to enhance their revenue streams. Senate Majority Leader Ellen M. Corbett, D-San Leandro is introducing another bill to protect consumers' privacy rights after losing her last bill two years ago do heavy lobbying by Facebook, Twitter, and others.
Another report by Piper Jaffray discovered that social media sites like Facebook are losing luster with the teens. In general, there seems to be a general burnout from these types of social networking sites where everything is open and there is no privacy.
More and more users are moving toward sites like socialnumber.com so they can express themselves freely without any repercussions. They can discuss any topics from global warming to cold-hearted bosses, from sex to politics, from religion to atheism, just to name a few.
We hope that Ellen Corbett is successful in getting her bill passed. Even if she doesn't, users can make their own choice by moving to sites like socialnumber.com where they don't have to worry about privacy issues at all - bill or no bill.
M.K.
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