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Because FB doesn't support that. Either you build it in and it runs some code when your app starts or you can't use it. I would vote for "not use it" but other
by johannes1234321 6y ago
Because FB doesn't support that. Either you build it in and it runs some code when your app starts or you can't use it.
I would vote for "not use it" but others want Facebook integration supported and happily share information on all their users to Facebook ...
P.S. I believe part of this is also Apple, who don't like runtime loading of code, as that makes their verification harder, but I'm no iOS dev or user.