‘Not the OG’: Pinoys on Friendster’s Comeback
The revamped platform emphasizes real-life connections, with Bluetooth friend adding, no ads and no data selling, according to Friendster.
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‘Not the OG’: Pinoys on Friendster’s comeback
Filipinos had mixed reactions after learning that Friendster, considered one of the first modern social networking platforms, had made a comeback with many changes. Millennials and older Zoomers (Generation Z) were among the users of the social networking platform that once dominated the internet before the rise of sites like Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram […] The post ‘Not the OG’: Pinoys on Friendster’s comeback appeared first on In…
Friendster is back without algorithms, ads, and a deeper focus on privacy
The hit social media from the 2000s, Friendster, is back, and it’s available to download in the iOS devices, at least for now. The new Friendster app has no ads and no algorithms to push content into your feed. It’s designed to give users real connection with other people. The only way you can add a person to be your friend is to touch phones physically. Yes, as in, they have to stand in front of you and tap phones. This way, you have a social m…
Friendster back after 10 years
The Friendster app, however, is currently only available for Apple (iOs) users.
Friendster Returns In 2026 With ‘No Ads, No Algorithms’ Social Media Approach
More than a decade after disappearing from the internet, Friendster has officially returned with a completely different vision for social media. The once-popular social networking platform has relaunched as a mobile application focused on real-life friendships, offline interaction and privacy-focused networking instead of algorithm-driven feeds and viral content. The revamped app, currently available free on Apple’s iOS App Store, was relaunched…
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