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As I said - that's without getting into the Privacy angles. Facebook hasn't burned their trust in their support of their new products like Google has. In fact,
by abritinthebay 9y ago
As I said - that's without getting into the Privacy angles.
Facebook hasn't burned their trust in their support of their new products like Google has. In fact, if anything, they have a better track record for that (granted, via acquisition, but still).
I know many non-technical types that refuse to adopt Google's new products because they don't trust them to stick around. Outside of their core Google Docs suite they have a real perception problem.
The fiasco that was Google Glass hurt them too. Android support is... weak at best (and yes, that's not all Google's fault but they own the brand so they own the backlash).
They just aren't a company you can trust in their products.
- girvo 9y agoFacebook killed Parse, so it’s not all roses
- abritinthebay 9y agoTrue, didn’t mean to imply that, but to be fair: Parse was much much less known as a product than glass/reader/wave/igoogle/buzz/talk/zeitgeist/answers... etc