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Friendster is back, but it is no longer trying to compete as a traditional social media platform. The revived Friendster has relaunched as a mobile app focused on private connections, removing many of the features that define modern social networks. The new version strips the experience down to basics. There are no ads, no algorithm-driven feeds, and no public follower systems. Content is limited to people you actually know, and posts are not designed for reach or virality. Instead of adding friends online, the app requires users to physically tap phones together to connect. This limits networks to real-world interactions […]... Keep on reading: No, you aren't dreaming Friendster is back
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