Facegloria is a new Facebook (FB) for Christians alternative that has been launched in Brazil.
Facegloria was created by four co-founders that wanted a place where they could “talk about God, love, and share your word.” Content that is sexual, profane, or violent isn’t allowed on the site. Content featuring gays also isn’t allowed along with 600 terms, reports Time.
Facegloria has been active for one month and now has 100,000 users. The creators are also looking to launch a mobile app for the social media website and hope to have 10 million users in two years. It features an “Amen” button instead of a “Like” button, Time notes.
“We have bought the Faceglory domain in English and in all possible languages,” Acir dos Santos, one of Facegloria’s investors, told The Week Magazine. “We want to take on Facebook and Twitter here and everywhere.”
