Use two phones to stream to each, then you've got stereoscopic streaming
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Not really. Would you like one app that's three times bigger and three times harder to use? Otherwise maybe just two apps, each 1/3 of the size – and don't install the third app since you don't use it.
YES. I WANT ONE BIG APP THATS THREE TIMES HARDER TO USE.
As long as it's ONE app.
1 app is fixable.
Everybody else is doing 1 app.
1 app works.
1 app makes me happy.
I don't like flipping from app to app to app.
Back to back to back.
None of the other 59 apps on my iPhone make me go back and forth and back and forth between different apps to do different stuff.
It's stupidity.
I spent 3 hours last night on the Safari Facebook mobile version, which they purposely disabled having a desktop version so that you could only browse the mobile version and when you go to upload a video it says you can only upload a video in the main app.
And you know the crazy thing? All of their different apps have different problems. If the message app has connectivity issues then where do you go? The Facebook app but you can't message in the Facebook app, even though you used to be able to message in the Facebook app so now you have to go back to Safari. But the mobile web version of Facebook is undergoing some changes.
It's out of control.
And for that, I have Facebook on a leash. A very very tight leash strapped to their neck, boot to neck. I keep an eye out for what I allow Facebook to access in regards to third party services. I make sure my location is turned off, I don't give Facebook certain permissions. I watch who I follow. I watch who's notification I get. Who I befriend. What settings I turn off or on. And how much information I give out, which is nothing. Don't trust Facebook. I use Facebook very rarely.
We live in a world where we do not need Facebook. I don't have a problem with deleting the Facebook messaging app because I could just open messages. Twitter. Line. Snapchat. Kik. KakaoTalk.
Facebook can go lay down with Myspace and go where MySpace went.
And I'll keep deleting any crap app(s) they make. It's mobile web or nothing.
I didn't find the actual Facebook app to be particularly useful. It's rather slow. That reminds me to delete the Facebook messenger app that sits there collecting dust. And didn't Facebook just do a press release that they had to roll out an update for one of their apps draining people's iPhone battery because of something playing in the background just the other day? It is completely comical how the media did not call Facebook to task for activating the microphone 24/7 monitoring everyone. That wasn't a mistake. That's exactly what they said the NSA was going to do and I'm convinced they're still doing it.
Let me delete all these Facebook apps. They're literally trying to break your phone, and waste your time. Companies that block their own users shan't be surprised when they begin to spot a decline.
Facebook ain't too big to go. Mark Zuckerburg better take the money and run.