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Just stop using the app; lots of people I know have already stopped using Facebook. I don't even have it installed on my phone anymore.
by iamleppert 11y ago
Just stop using the app; lots of people I know have already stopped using Facebook. I don't even have it installed on my phone anymore.
- pmarreck 11y agoAt least on iPhone, the web app is less resource-hoggy and just as featureful. Most of the social events I go to are now typically organized via Facebook; the non-FB people require a separate email which is an extra step that is not taken 100% of the time.
- Retric 11y ago>an extra step that is not taken 100% of the time. IMO, that's often a feature not a bug.
- schwap 11y agoI suppose if your use case is "hermit".
- dave2000 11y agoYeah, I used to think that way. Thing is, while you're sitting at home feeling superior because you don't use that horrible mainstream website that all those terrible peasants are using and would stop using if only they knew how bad it was and how it's all about the money, your friends are all out there having fun at events they've organised on facebook and not quite ever got around to emailing all the bold, independent people who are too good for it.
- pmarreck 11y agoI understand this POV, but I think it ends up being more bug than feature :)
- tootie 11y agoI have only ever used Facebook on mobile web and it's perfectly sufficient. I don't want push notifications ever, so it's not a problem. The one friend who actually posts anything that is relevant to my interests and not totally inane is my best buddy Suggested Post.