September 11, 2014

Facebook Is Testing Self-Destructing Posts, the Latest Innovation in Its Feud with Snapchat

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Facebook is experimenting with a new mobile feature that allows you to schedule posts that vanish after a set amount of time.
Source: www.yahoo.com
Interesting experiment with ephemeral posts. But, can they be trusted? And what about their revenue model? They use your posts to process and show…

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