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I know this is commonplace on desktops, but it really freaks me out on my phone. Especially with Facebook's track record of, say, going through my contacts and
by duaneb 14y ago
I know this is commonplace on desktops, but it really freaks me out on my phone. Especially with Facebook's track record of, say, going through my contacts and adding the facebook "email" (which nobody in their right mind would use over a real email system), consistently (but technically legally) violating my privacy, and enabling opt-out "features" that are usually unasked for and unwanted.
In short, Facebook is the last app I would want auto-updating.
EDIT: I realize you can refuse the update, but what's the point? It doesn't look like you can see what has changed.
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- cbhl 14y agoTechnically, Google can install arbitrary software on your phone -- Google Play installations are served by "push", not "pull". If you own a cell phone, you're already screwed from a privacy standpoint with carriers tracking which tower you're connected to. tl;dr: You should be freaked out, but not by this.