I realize both are competing for ad dollars and can be called competitors for that fact [1], but my own use of them really doesn&#x27;t overlap. I use FB for interacting with friends and family, I use Google for interacting with the rest of the web. FB&#x27;s search is not optimal and Google+ is well... it&#x27;s not something my parents or my kids are going to use. There&#x27;s not much overlap in my video viewing habits either. I don&#x27;t sit down to watch a video on FB. How would I even find something to watch on FB? YouTube search is incredibly impressive and satisfying. I&#x27;m sure FB and Google would like to take more of each other&#x27;s markets, but I don&#x27;t see how they would do that. I may be projecting, but I think most people are satisfied with two great services and don&#x27;t feel the need for one that does it all.<p>[1] <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.inc.com&#x2F;peter-roesler&#x2F;google-vs-facebook-3-things-to-expect-in-2016.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.inc.com&#x2F;peter-roesler&#x2F;google-vs-facebook-3-things...</a>