Facebook Losing Users In Countries

[suchu]

Something strange is going on: Facebook is losing customers.

Lots of customers. According to Inside Facebook's data service, Facebook lost 6 million users in the U.S. last month, dropping from 155.2 million to 149.4 million. That's the first time U.S. numbers have dropped in more than a year.

It also lost 1.52 million users in Canada, dropping to 16.6 million -- that's an 8% drop -- and 100,000 each in the U.K., Norway, and Russia.

Total Facebook users were still up 1.7% thanks to growth in countries where the service got popular later, like Mexico and Brazil.

[Harshal]

Well I think ppl are tried of using Facebook, even they are tried of facebook liking things they need something new now. To keep up facebook ranking they need something great ideas.. to keep ppl busy on facebook.

[abhishek]

Well guys, I am curious to know this ppl actually define a user ? For an example if the user account is active, but he never logged in to his account and never actively participate, so do this website really counted as a user or not ?

[Damiano]

Yes that user is counted as a user, if a user is removed by the facebook or if the user deactivates his/her account then only he/she will not be considered as a user of the facebook, So these are the two situations where a particular website looses its user. So i hope this much is clear for you. If a user does not operate his account for a longer time then also he will be considered as a member.