Justin Bieber Care About What His Fans Think

 Justin Bieber enjoys another night of skateboarding on Friday (February 3) in Miami, Fla.


Earlier in the week, the 17-year-old singer hit the ramps while taking a break from recording some new music.

“Working with @timbaland = sleep all day. work all night,” Justin recently wrote on his Twitter page about teaming up with the music producer.

“Just did an interview with a reporter. good dude. i explained to him i care less what people think of me. but what my fans think matters,” Justin wrote in another tweet.

Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber fans got some surprises!

It's surprising to see that almost half of Justin and Selena's fans answered, "No" that they don't think these two will marry.
Even the "I don't know" was a mature response. It's really a grown-up way of looking at things, which shows that selena has a few fans that are more mature than maybe the media's given them credit for in the past?

One of the latest polls to come out about Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber reveals some surprises, but the surprises aren't just about Selena and Justin; they're more about the fans participating in the poll. With all the media talk about how young the fans seem for this pop singing couple, they've answered a question coming from a mature point of view. This points to a more mature fan base for Selena than Justin, or at least a more mature thinking one.

"Do you think Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez will get married?" This is the straightforward question asked of the couple's fans. While most young kids would probably jump all over that "yes" button, because they're not looking that far into the future, that wasn't the case. The answers for "yes" and "no" were almost split right down the middle. Fans voted "Yes" 42.38% and "No" 41.7%, with the remaining percentage making up the "I don't know" option, as seen on Hollywood Life.

While Selena and Justin make one fairy tale couple today, they're still only in their teens (OK Selena's a stone's throw away from 20, but she's still 19 today). Not many people marry their high-school sweetheart, which is basically one way to describe a couple of teenagers in love, so Selena and Justin fall under this umbrella. The reason they don't marry their teenage boyfriend or girlfriend is because they mature at different rates, and they are just finding their way in the world as far as their own identity.

Now many would say that Justin and Selena already found their identities, and they did, in the entertainment world. These two are still at an age where they're learning about themselves, what they like, and even where they want to go in life. For this reason, a gap more often than not starts to form and divide teenage sweethearts, which isn't any one person's fault, it's just the way a human matures.

Facebook Introduces Photo Tagging Approval Process

You could be Kate Upton and you'd still experience the cold shiver of dread when you receive Facebook tagging notifications. "John Doe has tagged you in the album 'My 28th Birthday Bash!'" Even worse is when these tagged photos have appeared on your homepage before you had a chance to untag.

However, it seems Facebook has finally realized that not all of us want to be tagged in every single photo of us that our friends have deemed fit to upload. The company this introduced a new feature that allows you to vet the photos friends are tagging you in. While it doesn't outright offer you the option of approving every tagged photo, it does give you the opportunity to approve the post that gets published to your profile informing your friends you've been tagged. From now on, friends will still be able to tag you, but you'll have the chance to approve it before it's visible to anyone on your profile.

"Before, photos you were tagged in would show up on your profile as soon as you were tagged," writes Facebook's Chris Cox. "One of the top requests we've heard is for the ability to approve these tags before they show up on your profile. Going forward, you can choose to use the new tool to approve or reject any photo or post you are tagged in before it's visible to anyone else on your profile."

In addition to this, you'll also have the option of approving tags other people try to add to your photos. In the past, anyone who could see your photos could add tags. However, now, you'll have to approve all third party tags prior to them appearing. The 'remove tag' feature is changing, too. From now on, when you click 'remove tag,' you'll have a list of options that ask you what you want to do: Remove the tag, message the person to ask them to remove the photo, or block the person completely.

These changes comes with yet another sizable update to Facebook's privacy settings. The social network has also brought the 'view profile as ... ' feature to the front page, right next to the edit profile button. Other new features include the ability to add locations to your status updates and a more user friendly way to determine who you're sharing with. Similar to Google+, Facebook will now show you who you're sharing with via a little drop-down next to the 'post' button. The more savvy Facebook users will recognize this feature as a rejigged version of the discreet padlock that appeared next to the 'post' button prior to this update. Facebook says you'll also be able to modify the visibility of a post after it's been published, too.

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 Selena Gomez is once more receiving death threats after steamy photographs of her on vacation in Hawaii with her boyfriend Justin Bieber were released over the weekend.

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