Facebook confirms it will discontinue three apps due to low usage
Three apps that didn't find enough audience to justify the resources Facebook is pouring in will be shut down in the coming weeks, the company announced recently in a blog post. The three app have been acquired or are Facebook's own creation: Hello, Moves, and tbh.
Hello is an Android app that Facebook launched three years ago in just three countries: Brazil, Nigeria, and the United States. Since you've probably never heard of it, we'll let you know that Hello was a dialer app that would allow users to combine info from their Facebook with details on their phones.
The second app that will be discontinued, Moves was acquired by Facebook back in 2014. It allows users to record their daily activities such as walking, cycling and running, much like today's fitness apps.
Last but not least, tbh is another app acquired by Facebook last year, an anonymous social media app for high school students in the United States. Unfortunately, just like the other two, it didn't find enough audience among youngsters.
Hello is an Android app that Facebook launched three years ago in just three countries: Brazil, Nigeria, and the United States. Since you've probably never heard of it, we'll let you know that Hello was a dialer app that would allow users to combine info from their Facebook with details on their phones.
Last but not least, tbh is another app acquired by Facebook last year, an anonymous social media app for high school students in the United States. Unfortunately, just like the other two, it didn't find enough audience among youngsters.
We know some people are still using these apps and will be disappointed — and we’d like to take this opportunity to thank them for their support. But we need to prioritize our work so we don’t spread ourselves too thin. And it’s only by trial and error that we’ll create great social experiences for people.
As per Facebook's statement, Hello and tbh apps will be discontinued in the next few weeks, while Moves will be shut down on July 31.
source: Facebook
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