1. You should not be looking for ways to access Facebook in first place. If authorities have blocked it, bear with it!
2. If you still want to access Facebook, you should travel outside Pakistan so that you can access Facebook.
3. You could also ask your friend abroad (if any) to check Facebook for you, harvest your crops in Farmville, feed your Fish in Fishville and whatever other important tasks you had.

If you have any of such cool ways in your mind, do share in comments.

Ban is due to failure of Facebook to remove controversial fan page promoting “Draw Muhammad Day” despite huge number of reports made for the page to be removed. Citing this proof, it sounds fair to block Facebook temporarily.

This could also be a potential scam though, as Zynga is not very popular for the way it handles user data and there have been reports for privacy abuse. So, users will be hesitant to give their cell numbers to a company like Zynga. Some addicts will of course do, and it may open doors for new stream of revenues for Zynga provided they don’t storm users with unsolicited offers as they do on Facebook. They have already been focusing on virtual currency with Zong.

Then there may be some issues in Farmville becoming a brand outside Facebook. So far, the farming game has been utilizing Facebook’s huge user base and viral marketing tools. This will go missing in standalone version of Farmville. At current, Farmville.com is open for all through Facebook Connect but it won’t be much of effort to transfer them to their own network.

Never have thought of it as the one violating privacy policies, on contrary I was doubtful of couple of applications which have been adding significant to my email spam. I was disappointed of course but whatever being the reason we’d probably go with Facebook at that. Modern day social networking websites as Facebook are flooded of extensions and applications adding more value by introducing new features, introducing new ways for users to have fun and make best use of their time-waste activities.

Said application had got an interesting preposition of tagging users with keywords you’d think will fit on them. It was in a way similar to a famous activity on every other community on Orkut. That of “What do you think of the person below you”. It was a fun app as you could imagine however having fun at cost of privacy is not something everyone can afford. It was the first application whose removal I could witness and I am looking forward for few more apps getting removed from famous Social Network’s extension applications list.