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Alternative to Quitting Facebook

Stephen C. Rose
1 min readApr 13, 2018

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I quit FB emotionally when I got scammed by Messenger. Someone pretending to be a long lost friend. I frankly think FB is vulnerable.

What makes people stick around is a few folk you really care about are there. But I do not think quitting is necessary. If my close family friends who are there go somewhere else I will gladly quit. Otherwise I will do what I do. Nothing.

I am a passive FB user. Years ago I opted for Twitter as my main communications hub. It happens somehow that my Tweets get to FB automatically. That’s fine. I rarely if ever visit FB unless I see my daughter has posted something. I get little mail because I do not request most of what they want to send.

I have been who I am using my real name online forever, literally. I have so far avoided serious problems. When they come I have lots of choices. That’s the name of the game. I may leave FB tomorrow. But there is no pressing need at the moment to do so.

The alternative to quitting is to ignore if you have a reason to hold on.

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Stephen C. Rose
Stephen C. Rose

Written by Stephen C. Rose

steverose@gmail.com I am 86 and remain active on Twitter and Medium. I have lots of writings on Kindle modestly priced and KU enabled. We live on!

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