Do you know what Facebook does with your private information? According to a Report From Statista.com, Facebook had 2.38 billion monthly active users. Facebook has been collecting all private info that you provide while creating an account, which can result in unwise use of your private data. So now we will talk about the best Facebook alternatives that you can go for.
1. Steemit
Publish the posts that you want to share with your audience, and your posts can get Voted Up or Down. Steemit is very much similar to Quora or Reddit, It is actually a cross between the two.
This platform works on interest-based algorithm where user gets involved with conversations in which they showed interest earlier.
Steemit is getting about 10 million visitors per month, which may be a small audience as compared to Facebook.
2. Vero
Vero is a trustworthy platform for everyone. Yes, Vero is a paid and subscription based platform. But you should not worry about your private data here because Vero doesn’t show any ads to its users to earn money because they simply charge a small amount to use it.
Vero is a social platform which can be useful for “sharing nerds.” You will have control over the content that you want to share on its timeline, and you can track who is sharing your content with others. So it means it is a really nice social media platform to share your thoughts, content, status, etc.
3. Ello
Ello was launched in 2014. It is known as “Facebook Killer Social Media” because it won’t sell your private information to others. It doesn’t show ads in a way that can be a hectic pain for any user. In 2014 Facebook changed its policies, in which every user has to use their legal name on Facebook, in that time Ello launched and it attracted many users from Facebook to its shelter. It is a platform for content creators, artists, and other creative people who want to share their content with a genuine audience.
4. Mastodon
Doesn’t the name sound funny to you? Mastodon is a popular social network among people.
Mastodon allows you to share your status, content, news, opinion, and useful information with a global audience. It was launched in 2017, and it made a quite strong impact on social network users.
5. Raftr
Raftr is known for an “Organized Social network.” Raftr was launched in 2017 by its author “Sue Decker”, a former Yahoo Executive. It is a place where people create a connection to communities which provide them awesome content on the base of their personal interest. It was created with a vision of creating a place where people unfold the conversations that may be ignored by some people to get the truth in front of society.
It is really a beautiful social network to get the latest updates and useful news.
Raftr provides you two options to select from while signing-up:
1. Find what’s going on in the world.
or
2. Connect to the people you like, e.g., family, friends, work, school, college, etc.
Mia Davis is a self-professed security expert; she has been making the people aware of the security threats. Her passion is to write about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. She writes for McAfee security products at mcafee.com/activate.
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