Facebook is constantly bringing new services and trying to get its audience to use them (yes something like that Windows 10 και την Microsoft). Mπορεί όμως το μεγαλύτερο κοινωνικό network let their audience decide which photos they want to use in the Moments app?
TechCrunch reports that the social network sent an email to users to encourage them to install the Moments app, which was launched last July and allows you to share photos privately with your friends.
The Facebook message says some photos from mobile devices that have been synced to Cloud should be deleted unless you install Moments before July 7. These photos are stored in an album called Synced ..
As TechCrunch says, the company's strategy to force its audience to install Moments reminds Messenger when he removed the private conversation with his main mobile app.
So to put it another way the company seems to be effectively threatening its users with loss data unless they comply with its requirements.
If moments are so wonderful an app like Facebook believes it is, surely people will install it. Just let us make that decision for ourselves.
