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Correct me if I'm wrong, but my impression is that this all comes down to one basic question: Does a Facebook-approved "mobile experience" count as an official
by md224 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but my impression is that this all comes down to one basic question:
Does a Facebook-approved "mobile experience" count as an official FB app or a third-party app? It seems to me that the FB post is trying to frame it as the former, and everyone who's upset is trying to frame it as the latter.
Is that what this entire disagreement is about? Because if it is, maybe it would help if we just focused on that question.
- pishpash 8y agoDid you consent to anything that Facebook approves when you consented to using Facebook? Did you consent to the transitive property? How does Facebook approving of some obvious third party make the third party not a third party? Approval and third party status are orthogonal.
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