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by Creative Weblogging on May 6, 2006
It looks as if Google has rolled out another feature for Orkut lovers everywhere. Entitled "profile views" this feature allows users to find out "who is watching them" and perhaps pay them a return visit.
Users can opt out of this feature, however they will be unable to know who viewed their profile, something many people (both good and bad) will probably want to know about.
Although this feature is new to Orkut citizens, Joga users (created by nike and Google) have been familiar with this for quite awhile.
Google's latest feature may simply be a tool to encourage users to interact amongst each other. Then again it could be a way for them to analyze their user base for commercial gain.
About the author: Darnell Clayton is a Financial Services Professional who helps families and clients save money for their retirement accounts instead of Uncle Sam's wallet.
Previously he was in the Information Technology field, which helped him acquire his "geek-like" powers.
Permalink: Google Adds Profile Views To Orkut
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Response from:
Daniel, Rogue Connectq
(04/27/06 1:02am)
Tracking who has looked at your page seems so simple, yet the amount of social networking sites that don't have the feature really surprises me. We've had this as a feature on Rogue Connect since day one and it's constantly on of the most frequented 'member only' features.
Response from:
Anita Campbell
(04/27/06 5:50pm)
Yes, I agree with Danial's comment about being able to see the profile views. That is very important.
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