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You’d be surprised how many fb users (mostly less technical) just use a browser to access fb.. They don’t need an app in the App Store to do so.. So this might
by sebasvisser 6y ago
You’d be surprised how many fb users (mostly less technical) just use a browser to access fb..
They don’t need an app in the App Store to do so..
So this might actually be a fight against the strange people working at Facebook that will get them to rethink what it is they do everyday..
- artificial 6y agoI think this is a good case for what Apps bring to the table and highlighting what the cost is privacy wise. As a developer I think apps are cool, the way they're leaking data is awful. This is something the platforms need to step up control over and I think that because this isn't the case there's an incentive to keep things as they are. Like automotive and the iterative improvements.
- r00fus 6y agoI tell my mom she needs to use FF containers for FB. I set it up so she can't do anything else. She's happy & gets to see her extended family pics/updates.
- Hallucinaut 6y agoIsn't this done automatically now in Firefox? As in, you don't need to even install the containers add-on as Facebook and related properties are automatically opened in a default Facebook container?
- r00fus 6y agoWow that'd be great news - when did that happen?
- throw_away892 6y agoNot true. Facebook doesn't do any of this automatically, manner of speaking, unless the user explicitly informs the addon to do so.
- sircastor 6y agoThis is me - and Facebook does not miss an opportunity to ask me to download messenger.
- lozaning 6y agoI use the low bandwidth option if I need to get on there. mbasic.facebook.com no nagging about apps and you can actually use the messenger web interface.