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When I began writing this post I had the same attitude I always have on location based social networks: what’s the point? Well I went and checked out the mobile social network, Loopt, after reading about their new partnership with Verizon and I have to say that I’m p
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1 year ago
It's pretty amazing actually. To me it really feels to me like an inevitable step in social networking.
1 year ago
You can actually see my location and latest post or status on my blog or Google gadget. I like to think of it as location-based blogging.
1 year ago
Generally speaking, I feel safe. Almost MORE safe now that I am linked in to a broader network of people. I have to believe that my connection to others provides a new form of protection.
Do you know if there are any stats re: increased/decreased safety due to social networks? I would like to see :)
1 year ago
The advantage to users is nearly non-existent and the advantage to predators, stalkers, enemies is huge.
1 month ago