Facebook abandoned by UK and USA users

Tired of social networks? Disconnecting Facebook? You're probably not alone.

Fearing for their privacy or maybe just bored with the use of the site, 100,000 Britons have deactivated their account last month.

Facebook and fatigue seems to be contagious. Six million connected for good in the U.S. too, the figures show.

Worldwide, the growth rate slowed for a second consecutive month - and as it seeks to achieve its goal of one billion active users, Facebook has to rely on developing countries to increase its workforce.

The figures suggest that there may be'natural limit "for the saturation of Facebook.

There is even speculation on the blogs, as they feared for his only rival MySpace, the site could one day "spray into oblivion."

Earlier this year, the leaders announced that the number of Facebook accounts held in the UK reached 30 million, representing about half of the population.

The stage was an increase of four million and last July was the highest saturation of any country in Europe.

But times change - and last month more than 100,000 in the UK stopped using the site, the figures show.

United States, the number of users increased from 149.4 million to 155 .2 million in May in Canada, there was also a fall of about 1.5 million users, while numbers Russia and Norway have also fallen by over 100,000 users.

It's not all bad news for the site. Worldwide, Facebook is still growing and has nearly 600 million users, thanks to strong growth in countries like Mexico and Brazil.

According to Eric Eldon, Inside Facebook site, which obtained the figures through the analysis tools of advertising in society, there is a point where the site can no longer grow once it has established in countries.

"As Facebook is about 50 percent of the total population in a given country, the growth generally slows to a halt, “he said.