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There could be a lot of story lines here. I go for web over apps as much as possible. Less resource hogging. More control over things like notifications. I jus
by gexla 8y ago
There could be a lot of story lines here. I go for web over apps as much as possible. Less resource hogging. More control over things like notifications.
I just don't have a burning need to check my FB notifications. But I'll still check FB a couple times a day. No need for the app, but I haven't deleted my FB account either.
I also prefer the stripped down web version which is "free" on mobile connections in places like the Philippines. No images, no video, just plain text in an ugly interface. Perfect.
- nradov 8y agoFor most people image sharing is the primary Facebook use case. Other social networks and messaging apps dominate plain text sharing.
- gexla 8y agoFor me, it depends not on what the masses are doing, but what group I want to keep in contact with. Family, friends, locals, hobbyists, etc might all be at different locations on different platforms. For example, one of the communities I'm most active with uses an old PHP script.
- acct1771 8y agoThere's nothing ugly about it. It's real.