Six out of 10 Facebook users ready to quit
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A poll has found that 60 per cent of Facebook users have considered quitting the service over privacy concerns. The non-scientific poll of 1588 users, conducted by security firm Sophos, found that 30 per cent were "highly likely" to quit. Another 30 per cent said they would "possibly" quit. Sixteen per cent of respondents said they "already have" stopped using the increasingly controversial social notworking service. Facebook caused a geek backlash after its most...
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