This article discusses some good alternatives to Facebook that are worth trying for people who are considering switching social networks due to privacy and security concerns or who want to try something new and exciting.

We've found seven alternatives to Facebook, proving that there are still plenty of social media fish in the Internet sea.

Those looking for an alternative to Facebook’s Groups feature will find a lot to like about Reddit, which has forums for nearly every topic and community under the sun. From Xbox video games to the latest cooking recipes and UFO sightings, there’s a subreddit for everyone, and most are incredibly active, even more so than Facebook.

Joining Reddit and posting in discussions is relatively simple. However, some may be confused when navigating through the comments on a post, which are sometimes collapsed and unintuitively formatted. Reddit also focuses heavily on discussions, which is great, but may disappoint those used to the user-centric focus of Facebook Group.