Survey: 50 percent Facebook users want to join Google+

California, Jul 26: Will you stick with Facebook? According to a latest survey report, about 50 percent of Facebook users like to leave the social networking platform to join the recently announced social site Google Plus.

The survey conducted by technology blog PC Mag revealed that out of 6,237 responders, 50 percent (3,091 people) said they like Google+ and they plan to leave Facebook.

Another 21 percent of voters admitted that they have not yet decided about joining Google Plus as it's a new platform. Moreover, 12 percent or 733 people of the respondents wants to join Google+, but they haven't received any Google+ Invite.

Interestingly, 11 percent of readers participated in the survey said they're against the whole concept of social networking. And 7 percent of the readers said that they will not move out of Facebook.

Google launched Google+ to meet the threats from Facebook in the social networking market. Within three weeks after its launch, G+ managed to bag more than 20 million users. Though still it's in field trial stage and login only through Invite, Google Plus has become a hot cake in the market.

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