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What are the reasons that make you so sure, though? To me, it's not clear at all just from the symptoms that it is a bug. It could just as well be a feature the
by andreigheorghe 13y ago
What are the reasons that make you so sure, though? To me, it's not clear at all just from the symptoms that it is a bug. It could just as well be a feature they're only testing out on 0.1% of the user base to see how their engagement or whatever improves.
- apike 13y agoMaybe I'm naive, but it seems just so insanely bad that I assumed no product manager or engineer would intentionally cause this behavior.
- amartya916 13y agoI am sure you've already done so, but in case you haven't, read about Path's previous snafus. Recently fined by the FTC: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2026985/ftc-fines-maker-of-path-app-800-000-for-privacy-violations.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/2026985/ftc-fines-maker-of-pa...
- apike 13y agoCollecting and using my private info to, say, recommend friends in their UI is something I could imagine a product manager doing on purpose. Creepy, but you can see why they would think this is helpful. Spamming every number in my phone book with texts about photos that don't exist at 6am is not something I could imagine a product manager doing on purpose.