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I've found that just running Facebook's mobile site in Chrome works pretty well for most purposes.
by FreakyT 11y ago
I've found that just running Facebook's mobile site in Chrome works pretty well for most purposes.
- cushychicken 11y agoI've been doing that since I found out they were requiring access to text messages. One year later and I have zero regrets.
- FreakyT 11y agoIt's ridiculous how many completely irrelevant permissions they demand! Facebook's laundry list of permissions is perhaps the best example of how Android's permission system is completely broken.
- cushychicken 11y agoI agree, but I'm not married enough to the native client to be upset about it when there's a perfectly good mobile site waiting for me. If they tank their native site, well, then they won't get to harvest any more data from me.
- c22 11y agoI think Android's permission system works great. I saw Facebook's list of required permissions, considered whether these functions were necessary to provide the service I needed and whether I trusted Facebook to manage them for me, then declined to install the app.
- __z 11y agoMy last phone had Facebook as one of those apps that you couldn't uninstall. I was so pissed, I've never had any sort of Facebook app on my phone nor do I want one. Even if I never signed in. Absurd.
- dublinben 11y agoYou will still be tracked on other sites you browse if you are logged into Facebook with your primary browser. That is the benefit of an app like Tinfoil for Facebook, which keeps your Facebook cookie in a sandbox.