Facebook Following Users Even When Currently Surfing on Other Sites

Technologies expert from Australia, Nik Cubrilovic, shattering the virtual world after issuing a statement that Facebook continues to stalk the user even though they’ve logged off from their accounts.

After launching the Timeline feature which can be accessed directly by its consumer shows a feature that lets someone see who remove them from the list of friends. Other changes, the display profile similar to the scrapbook life of the users and designed to give freedom to the 800 million users to share about what they read, hear or watch in realtime.

However, something frightening is now emerging after Nik Cubrilovic perform a number of tests that show even if the user has logged off from Facebook than deleting all cookies, Facebook actually modifying, maintaining account information, and other unique token to the user identify. “Although you’ve logged out but Facebook is still stalking which sites you’ve visited,” said Cubrilovic. “One important solution is to delete all the cookies up in a separate browser or use a browser if you do interaction on Facebook,” he explained.

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Youtube And Other Top Video Sharing Sites Suffer Huge Drop In Visitors

It’s fair to say that video sharing sites like Youtube, must not like the summer months.

According to marketing insights company, Nielsen, video sharing sites took a hit in terms of unique visitors starting June. One of the biggest losers was Youtube, who saw a 3 percent drop in month-on-month numbers leading up to the June period.

According to Nielsen, who also conducted studies into the numbers of other major video sharing sites, the drop in visitors is directly attributed to the summer. Across the US, schools break for the summer holidays, and since the bulk of the video viewing population are of school age, the correlation is not unfounded.

The only video sharing site that saw an increase in visitors was the College Humour network, which saw an increase of 23.2 percent in unique visitors. Still, sites like Youtube can take comfort in the fact that the drop in numbers is entirely seasonal, and doesn’t reflect any structural change in how its visitors see the site. Indeed, the Nielsen study, as well as data collated by Experian HitWise, show that Youtube is still, the biggest player in the video sharing arena. Youtube is particularly popular in the UK, accounting for 1-in-5 visits among internet users in that country. What’s more, Youtube is the fastest growing social network in the UK.

With soaring temperatures raging across the US, more and more people will abandon the comforts of the house for the great outdoors. This might add to the declining video viewership, but things should pick up again after the summer, so the likes of Youtube shouldn’t be too worried.

Want to help Youtube increase its viewership this month? Watch the video below.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGOIzsNZaPQ

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Youtube And Other Top Video Sharing Sites Suffer Huge Drop In Visitors

It’s fair to say that video sharing sites like Youtube, must not like the summer months.

According to marketing insights company, Nielsen, video sharing sites took a hit in terms of unique visitors starting June. One of the biggest losers was Youtube, who saw a 3 percent drop in month-on-month numbers leading up to the June period.

According to Nielsen, who also conducted studies into the numbers of other major video sharing sites, the drop in visitors is directly attributed to the summer. Across the US, schools break for the summer holidays, and since the bulk of the video viewing population are of school age, the correlation is not unfounded.

The only video sharing site that saw an increase in visitors was the College Humour network, which saw an increase of 23.2 percent in unique visitors. Still, sites like Youtube can take comfort in the fact that the drop in numbers is entirely seasonal, and doesn’t reflect any structural change in how its visitors see the site. Indeed, the Nielsen study, as well as data collated by Experian HitWise, show that Youtube is still, the biggest player in the video sharing arena. Youtube is particularly popular in the UK, accounting for 1-in-5 visits among internet users in that country. What’s more, Youtube is the fastest growing social network in the UK.

With soaring temperatures raging across the US, more and more people will abandon the comforts of the house for the great outdoors. This might add to the declining video viewership, but things should pick up again after the summer, so the likes of Youtube shouldn’t be too worried.

Want to help Youtube increase its viewership this month? Watch the video below.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGOIzsNZaPQ

View the original article here