Never. Not in England anyway..Everyone I know uses it, it's the best way to keep up to date with everything in your social circle, it's the best way for clubs to promote their nights using events (especially at University/College). And most importantly it's the best way to save and share photos and memories. Twitter can't do that ****, although I use Twitter aswell.

Im using Facebook to play games and uploading photos

and stalking some hotties

in a couple years imo. personally speaking i'm super bored of it but with the GP it could take another 2/3 years before something newer and better comes along

Something like - but "better" than - Facebook would have to emerge for the billion people using it to jump ship.

I think it depends on what they do with it. They have to evolve the site and keep it engaging, but not change it enough to alienate. A major invasion of privacy scandal would certainly get people signing out.

I imagine the next phase of social networking will be about integration. It's already out there to a degree, but a widespread platform profile which incorporates everything into one place without the need to log into different sites/apps. The personality of Facebook, the immediacy of Twitter, the media capabilities of Instagram, the musical access of Spotify, the video access of YouTube, the personalised 'blogging' content of Tumblr and Pinterest, the professional networking of LinkedIn, and the social circles of Google+. It'll essentially be a cyber manifestation of ourselves. Everything in one place.

It'll coincide with technology being an all-in-one device too. Cloud will allow us to have all our music, film, books, images, documents etc. accessed from a click of a button.

Only here for my Farmville

It's already beginning to fade. I think it'll start to REALLY fade in 2013 and be like Myspace by 2015.

I deactivated mine because I couldn't stand all the idiotic status updates from people in my school.

Never.

Beautifully said