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One more reason not to install the app and use the smartphone browser for Facebook, and not Chrome if on Android, but Firefox of course. But then again, I rarel
by rogeryu 11y ago
One more reason not to install the app and use the smartphone browser for Facebook, and not Chrome if on Android, but Firefox of course. But then again, I rarely have Bluetooth on, only at home for streaming music.
- golergka 11y agoI don't quite understand; what's the reason, exactly?
- rogeryu 11y agoThe app uploads your contacts, and probably monitors many other things that you don't want. Firefox won't let Facebook do this. And I prefer Firefox as Chrome will do similar things for Google - not the contacts, but keeping history of websites you visit etc.
- golergka 11y agoBut in this particular case, this is something that I want it to monitor automatically in most cases, and it provides a lot of useful information based on this monitoring.
- antihero 11y agoI actually find both of these features to be really useful.
- iLoch 11y agoIt's an invasion of privacy for either you or (if you don't care) your contacts' privacy. You're probably on the wrong forum if you don't consider these "features" to be overreaching.
- realusername 11y agoYes I don't recommend installing the Facebook app, the application is doing shady things with contacts, messages and tries to gather as much data as it can. For the Bluetooth, there is not a lot of usages today anyway and it's consuming battery (which is the main problem on smartphones) so switching it off is the best option in my opinion.