Pocodot

As many active Internet users have realized in recent years, social networking can come at a high cost, even when it’s supposed to be free. Pocodot hopes to change all that. Taking a cue from the frequent complaints against other popular social networks, Pocodot endeavors to provide a rich, multifaceted “discovery platform” at no risk to user privacy or personal information. To this end, Pocodot has never sold nor will ever sell sensitive user data to affiliate marketers or any other third parties, a strong testament to the company’s adherence to Internet privacy and transparency in all its policies. Backed by a clear, simple privacy policy, Pocodot gives users greater control over who can and can’t see their information, a marked difference from many other social networks.

In addition, Pocodot holds an “OK SAFE” rating from Norton Safe Web, underlining the company’s commitment to keep pocodot.com free of threats to computers, user identities, and more. New users of Pocodot will appreciate the familiar, easy-to-navigate feel of the Pocodot interface, boasting many features impossible to find anywhere else. Similar to other social networks in certain ways, Pocodot goes beyond the status quo to offer the oft-suggested dislike button, sensibly represented by a “thumbs down” emoticon.

Pocodot can also be accessed on school, work, and other types of computers where social networks have been blocked. With 600,000 global users and counting, Pocodot promises to maintain a unique presence among social networks, constantly rolling out new and innovative features to better connect the dots. To find out how you can build your own circle of dots, go to pocodot.com today.