LONDON - Facebook may already be networking in the virtual world number one, even had hypnotized many virtual. Unfortunately the inventor of the Web is still dubious good intentions Facebook.
Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee, take Facebook has been knowingly collect personal information belongs to all Internet users who join the network said. Later information is expected to be used by Facebook to hold the user so it can not turn away from the site.
"The more information you enter, you'll be getting stuck in it," said Berners-Lee, as quoted by Tech Digest, Monday (22/11/2010).
"Social networking site you use will be content that does not let you have full control over personal information," he added.
Berners-Lee seems to worry about the use of a centralized portal. This was never done by Yahoo and MSN when they could dominate a few years ago.
"The more this kind of architectural sites spread widely on the Internet then the Internet will be increasingly fragmented. The less we can enjoy a universal information space," said Berners-Lee.
That means more Berners-Lee, will be very dangerous if only one large site. The reason this will establish a monopoly. It certainly will limit the development of innovation in cyberspace.
According to Berners-Lee, Facebook is now starting to impress monopolize the social networking market with Raihan approximately 500 million users. But Berners-Lee's concerns are not only related to Zuckerberg's empire, but also Apple's Steve Jobs empire. Greatness they were considered able to close the virtual world and the use of centralized Internet entirely. The reason is the greater of both the Internet users will increasingly depend on the results made by both companies.
"Later on you'll only be able to access the iTunes link by using a program that has been patented by Apple, not the other," said Berners-Lee.
Thus, he added, users will no longer be on the web that is open, but focused only on the iTunes world of 'walled'.
"Users will be trapped in a single store, rather than in an open market," said Berners-Lee.
By sari, okezone.com, Updated: 11/22/2010 7:20 AM
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