The number of active Facebook users has reached 149 million

At an event organised by Ogilvy and Buddy Media, Pessennet revealed a series of Facebook data. Pessennet says the current number of active Facebook users is 149 million, up from 100 million active users in 2009. 70% of us active users log on to Facebook every day.

Pessennet also revealed some data from other countries, with 22 million active users in France, 65% per day in the UK, with 29 million active Facebook users and 19 million active Facebook users in Canada.

Facebook did not confirm the data, saying only: "We will not provide such data." "It's strange that Pessennet the data in public." Facebook says the total number of users has exceeded 500 million, while the data on active users is up to date. Typically only 50% of Facebook's active users log on to the social networking site every day, but in the major countries, Facebook's active users are significantly more likely to log in every day.

In January this year, Facebook's data-statistics portal, Socialbakers, said Facebook users had the fastest growth rate in the last 6 months in the US, India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Mexico, with a total of 596,372,520 registered users, In the United States, 20.7 million new users, India new users 8.3 million, Indonesia new users 8 million, the Philippines new users 6.2 million, Mexico new user 5.8 million.

At the end of December last year, according to data released by comscore, a market-research firm, Facebook has become the world's third-largest web site with 648 million independent visitors in November 2010. Socialbakers statistics category for registered users, and ComScore's statistical category is independent access users, including both registered users, including unregistered users.

Earlier this week, the latest figures from comscore showed that the number of independent Facebook users grew by 38% in 2010, daily average visitors grew 69%, page views grew by 71%, and users grew by 79% in total.