If you thought that the privacy debate was going to be circumscribed to Facebook only, then you have another think coming. A discussion that became remarkable-enough as to gace the cover of the Times was to end up involving every single other service for sharing data and (as this new site demonstrates) media.
Because VidMe is nothing but a version of YouTube in which the user is given full control over what he is sharing.
Broadly speaking, those who employ VidMe are allowed to limit the access others have to their videos as much as they wish. This means that if you want to host a file that can only be viewed by your brother, your father and you mother then that is possible. And if for some reason you want to keep any of these individuals from seeing the video later on, then you will be capable of doing so right away.
When all is said and done, it is obvious that there is not such a demand for a service like this one as there is for a more user-regulated alternative to Facebook. But there are a lot of people who have become concerned about how much they are exposing themselves and their loved ones online. And they are the ones who will seize this up.
VidMe.com In Their Own Words
“Take control of your online sharing.”
Why VidMe.com It Might Be A Killer
Many people are becoming concerned about the amount of personal data that is becoming available online without them knowing. They are the ones who will find something like this worthwhile.
Some Questions About VidMe.com
Is this faster or slower than YouTube? 
