You’ve tried quitting smoking for a number of times but have never succeeded. But if you’re an addict of Facebook, you’d have found that you’d most likely not think of the cancer sticks why you’re staying online on Facebook. The reason is you’ve got addicted with the stream of activities on Facebook, and in fact you wouldn’t have realized it was the best tool to help you quit smoking as well.
Other than your own addiction, Facebook also has an interesting application that has recently been launched by WeQuit, a charity, which is meant for helping people to give up tobacco.
Basically the WeQuit application motivates you and your friends to stop smoking. It provides tracking for your progress, also challenges you and your mates, provides useful tips to quit and gives you a friendly nudge in the right direction. To find out more about the WeQuit app on Facebook, you can read more about it :Why not use Facebook to quit the nicotine
The WeQuit app is definitely a useful one, but not all applications on Facebook are useful. If you’ve been a Facebook user for quite sometime, you’d have noticed some Facebook apps that recently shown up which tell you that you could use them to find out who’ve recently viewed your profile.
Most of us will definitely feel excited, wanting to know who’ve viewed our profiles and to enable the said applications on our accounts. But actually Security experts of Facebook don’t recommend and are warning users not to use the applications which claim to allow users to see who is viewing their profile and Facebook is “aggressively disabling” these bogus apps. Read more on Gaj-it for the Facebook’s warning to avoid using bogus apps.
April 10th, 2010 at 10:59 am
[...] AOL plans to get rid of the social networking site, Bebo or they’ll sell the site, if they manage to find a buyer. Bebo was bought by AOL a couple of years ago with a whopping price of $850 million from British born Michael Birch and his partner Xochi. But AOL has never managed to make Bebo to take off in the way that popular social networking sites have, particularly Facebook. [...]
May 2nd, 2011 at 5:05 pm
Intersting.i like this kind of projects.