Comment by eqvinox
6 days ago
> 1. The user opens the native Facebook or Instagram app, […]
I'm not going full "it's your own fault for having those apps installed" — it really isn't — but people need to learn they shouldn't trust apps made by these giant adzillas. (Which to be fair you could also argue for Android as a whole, and Chrome).
If Facebook and Instagram are "dominating the market" as the EU likes to say, maybe it's time to force allowing 3rd party frontend apps?
> people need to learn they shouldn't trust apps made by these giant adzillas.
I do wish life were that simple. Users (including myself) get value out of natively installed apps. Until that changes, this suggestion is impractical.