Did you ever imagine that the things you share on Facebook can put you in a lot of trouble? Even a casual post on social networking sites can actually lead to serious legal and personal implications. The nature of Facebook is such that it gives you a semblance of privacy where there is none. Nothing can be kept private on social networking sites. That is why, being on Facebook is like standing in the middle of room full of people you know. What ever you do or say will not go unnoticed.

Things you share on Facebook are seen by your Facebook friends. And they can further share it. So you must be careful on the posts you share on Facebook. Here is a list of important things you should never share on Facebook.

Do you really have to post intimate photos of you and your boyfriend getting cozy in a night club? Suppose you post these photos and breakup with your boyfriend a week later? The whole world would have seen your intimate moments.

Most often office colleagues are present in your Facebook friends list. So if you write complaining post about your boss or abuse the organisation you work for publicly, then it might get you into loads of trouble. Getting fired is just the tip of the iceberg.

Facebook gives you the option share your address and phone number. But sharing these personal details is not only silly, but also very dangerous.

You are excited about your long due vacation and you obviously boast about it on Facebook. But this might just be a welcome call for many criminal minds. Cyber crime is getting serious these days.

Even if your kids have not come of age yet, they have say in matter of their privacy. You have no right to post pictures of your kids that might embarrass them in front of their friends.

Defamation laws are now applicable even to cyber space. So hate groups and negative propaganda on social networking sites is basically punishable by law. There is no harm on sharing Rajnikanth jokes, but make sure you don't publicly defame any public figure.

Your political and religious beliefs are your own. Why make a display by sharing these things on Facebook. Besides, there is bound to be debates and difference of opinion on such polarised issues.

There are approximately 400 million users on the famous social networking site, Facebook. Started in the year 2004, Facebook has grown over night capitulating every second of the day with fresh members from around the world. However, though this is one of the best social networking sites, there are other social media sites which are in competition to Facebook. And the one being is Twitter.

The social networking site, Facebook is truly fascinating since it is one of the easiest options to make friends online and keep in touch. You might be a Facebook member already but we are sure that you might not be aware of some of the Facebook facts we are going to share with you.

Take a look at some of these Facebook facts. You will be stunned to know that facts about your favourite social networking site.

Did you know why the colour of Facebook is blue? It is because the founder, Mark Zuckerberg is suffering of colour blindness.

Today there are a number of people who have been dumped on this social networking site, Facebook. Around 12 percent of people are said to be dumped in every half an hour.

It is the largest language-friendly social networking site. Facebook is available in 70 different languages from around the world. This is one fact about Facebook we are sure you were not aware of.

With the on growing population of Facebook members. Psychologists have said that there is a new disorder for those who are addicted to Facebook. The disorder is known as 'Facebook Addiction Disorder'.

Before the term 'like button' came into action; Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg was keen on calling it the 'awesome button'. But it did not happen!

One of the most amazing Facebook facts that breaks all records is this social networking sites makes more money than the search engine, Google. Truly fascinating right?

These are some of the Facebook facts which you may not have come across being a Facebook member.

Facebook has a new competitor, but this one is probably not on Mark Zuckerberg's radar for now. The social networking giant is being challenged by an Indian website Jumpbook.in. The website has been developed by Patna-based brothers Nilay and Ankur Singh who say that they’re already catering to 22,000 users within four months of its launch. The brothers, who spoke to CNN-IBN said that their website offers a lot more features than Facebook does. Jumpbook has been receiving a lot of publicity lately, so we thought we'd check out the site.

Jumpbook is supposed to be a 'five-in-one', according to the brothers. Besides basic sharing and posting, Jumpbook offers a marketplace, a quiz application, forum and a blog platform as well. All very familiar if you have used Facebook for the past few years. In fact, Jumpbook seems to be a mashup of Facebook and Orkut, and even looks very much like Zuckerberg's site.

There’s no doubt that the website is in need of improvement.  You would be forgiven if you thought that the website was a time-travelling version of Facebook from the late 2000s. Almost bare in its interface, the website gets straight down to business, in a very Facebook style. You can upload pictures, write status messages, insert polls and even post songs on the site. We are not sure about the legal implications of uploading music, but that's being offered by Jumpbook. Besides these, you can search through classified ads and connect with users you’d like to purchase something off. There is also a games and apps section on the website that seems to be in a nascent stage yet. It contains only a handful of applications and games and seems more like a test-area than a full-fledged, working section.

The Singh brothers seem to be facing a bit of a hurdle with taking Jumpbook to the next level. As the website started to gain attention, Nilay and Ankur realised they were not equipped to deal with large amounts of people being online together. The website would crash regularly and the Singhs are now thinking of increasing Jumpbook’s server capacity. The Singhs grew up in tough financial conditions and learnt website designing amidst financial hardship. Nilay learnt designing in a local institute and had to quit engineering college so that his brother could study. Both then hit upon the idea of launching Jumpbook.

Ankur and Nilay are now looking at attracting investors who can help them with funding for increasing Jumpbook’s server capacity. “We are planning to launch this on a huge scale and we need some investors to invest in our website so that we can market our website to a certain level to advance to big entrepreneurs from Bihar,” Nilay said.