Blocking Facebook a futile exercise, say advocates


- AFP

PETALING JAYA: There is no point in blocking access to Facebook as users will find alternative to connect to the social media website or even use other platforms.

Social media advocate Niki Cheong believes that Facebook is not the cause of "abuse and seditious postings".

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