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A group of hackers Anonymous decided to launch their own social networking website called AnonPlus. The move comes after Google shut down Anonymous’ Google+ account for community standard violations, reports Mashable.

At the moment there is only a welcome page where AnonPlus explains the main idea of the website.

"This lil info dump of a site is here simply to dispence (sic) info, soon the actual site will go up and you can begin to interact with it," a message on the site notes.

A new study revealed that Facebook is falling in terms of user satisfaction losing thus significant market share to Google+.

American Customers Satisfaction Index (ACSI)/ForeSee Results E-Business Report showed that while Facebook performed well this year compared to the last it still ranked last among all the sites included in the study.

The report author Larry Freed described the Facebook user experience as "poor” saying Facebook has benefitted from "a monopoly of sorts" in the social networking market.

Google Inc terminated inviting users to join its new social networking service just 48 hours after the official launch.

Google Senior Vice President of Engineering Vic Gundotra said the company had "shut down invite mechanism" for the Google+ service for the night, in a note he posted on Google+ on Wednesday evening.

"Insane demand. We need to do this carefully, and in a controlled way," Gundotra wrote.

On Tuesday Google announced the service Google+ as another effort to dethrone Facebook from its crown position in the social media market.