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Like a lot of other comments here, I agree that it's been moved to private chats, but I would add that what's missing is: - everyone having a "Profile" that ca
by hateful 3y ago
Like a lot of other comments here, I agree that it's been moved to private chats, but I would add that what's missing is:
- everyone having a "Profile" that can be passively looked at at any time. Having an old classmate or a friend from your friend group (kind of solved in group chats) that's not a direct friend, but you still want to be part of that community - or have a sense of their life without having to the whole social interaction part.
- events
- the ability to "look up" someone before actually interacting with them
- the ability to "post on someone else's wall". This is something that many Facebook clones got wrong. I don't want to tag someone, I want to put something on their page that their friends can see that I put there.
- randomdata 3y agoNobody on the other side of the fence wants those things, though. In the beginning the implications of allowing others to take a look into your life weren't well understood, but it soon became creepy knowing that others are taking a look into your life, hence why Facebook had to change gears and focus on more private spaces and lean on 'professional' content creators who are happy to let others watch them fill the void.