Andrew Hornback, User Rank: Apprentice 4/27/2013 | 5:30:22 PM
re: Why Facebook Bought Parse
Somehow figured this was coming with the big push to invade the privacy of Facebook users through the new "Facebook Home" app.
I wonder how long it will be before the back end advertising giants that handle multiple billions of hits per day start using this technology to improve their correlation of audiences to ensure that you are not only followed on your desktop but also on your mobile device.
Of course, I still wonder when people are going to wake up and realize that Facebook is nothing more than an advertising engine that keeps lining pockets in Palo Alto and the surrounding environs.
The Ken, User Rank: Apprentice 4/27/2013 | 5:23:02 PM
re: Why Facebook Bought Parse
Yea hurray!!, its not bad enough we have Google, and Apple following us around and gathering data on our tablets and cell phone uses, Now add the new and improved Facebook!! and you too can now be followed around 24 hours a day! If you do not get it, thats sarcasm! One big Not Like (thumbs down)!!! to facebook on mobile devices.
Dave_Mowers, User Rank: Apprentice 4/27/2013 | 2:50:54 PM
re: Why Facebook Bought Parse
Yeah, since Google is only spending a billion a year on their cloud development and Microsoft is only doing 9.5 billion; Puckerberg's window-dressing for stock sales makes sense I guess.
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