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Social Networks: Facebook Competition Heats Up

Amid Facebook’s recent privacy issues, several start-up social networks have come out of the woodwork. One such start-up, called Pip.io, is a cross between Facebook and Twitter, but differs from both by keeping more of their users’ information private. Other start-ups that cite better privacy controls include Appleseed, Diaspora, OneSocialWeb, Crabgrass, Elgg and Collegiate Nation.

A website called QuitFacebookDay has received commitment from over 14,000 Facebook members who have each agreed to quit their accounts on May 31st. Another website, called FacebookProtest, is asking Facebook members to simply boycott the social networking giant by not logging in on June 6th. Plus, a group created on Facebook itself that protests the site’s modified policies and redesign has grown to more than 2.2 million members.

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