NDERGROUND

nderground is for anyone who wants to share their life with their friends and family, without worrying about public exposure. nderground is for families who want to post pictures of their children without exposing them to the larger internet. nderground is for doctors, lawyers, law enforcement and people who hold security clearances. In short, nderground is for anyone who is conderned about privacy. On other social networks you have to carefully curate your public presence. On nderground you can... be yourself. Social networks like Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn are designed for public exposure. Corporations and other groups join these social networks for publicity and to communicate with their customers. The public nature of social networks often results in unintended exposure. Some people are reminded that the material that they post is visible to over a billion people when it goes viral. Photographs posted on a social network of drinking or using illegal drugs have resulted in job offers being withdrawn. nderground is not like other social networks. No corporation will never include the link "find us on nderground" on their corporate web page. Other social networks are designed for public display and publicity. nderground is constructed from "the ground up" with privacy in mind. nderground users can go by their "handle" - there is no "true name" requirement on nderground. An nderground member is known only to their connections. On nderground these connections are called a Karass (a reference inspired by Kurt Vonnegut's book Cat's Cradle). Content that is posted on nderground can only be seen by a member's Karass (an exception exists for the nderground administrators).More