I can understand Facebook's reasoning here.

I can understand Facebook's reasoning here. Not sure how ethical it is to forcibly stop their app from working, especially if it was only for Android users.

via Hayo Jongbloed​

Originally shared by Tracy F. Hackshaw
http://www.fastcompany.com/3055089/report-facebook-tested-user-loyalty-by-sabotaging-its-android-app

Comments

Julie Hayward said…
Facebook sucks dead rotting bear's ass. Lol. Sorry....I'm very anti-fb.
Not buying it. They're just trying to cover for the fact they can't make a good app.
Magnus Itland said…
As if ethics has stopped from doing science on their users before.
Ivan Hennessy said…
Before reading the article, I thought I knew which crappy lack of functionality they were taking about (phantom notifications, lack of in - app messaging, a curating algorithm which shows me stuff I can't actually interact with, or the strange design split between the iOS and Android apps), but it's something I've never actually encountered.

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