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Oh, if my app did this I'd get in all sorts of trouble and I imagine never approved by the app store. I suspect Facebook properties just play by a different set
by drzaiusapelord 10y ago
Oh, if my app did this I'd get in all sorts of trouble and I imagine never approved by the app store. I suspect Facebook properties just play by a different set of rules, unfortunately for those of us who believe in meritocracy and fairness.
edit: snapchat apparantly isn't a facebook property, but it has very deep pockets and as such my comment still stands.
- monatron 10y agoSnapchat is not a Facebook property. Nor do I think Apple has resources allocated to review a library used by any app to facilitate if queries on the ntppool are kosher.
- roymurdock 10y ago>Snapchat is not [yet] a Facebook property