Facebook users who have been expressing concerns over the
social media’s privacy and security tools can now heave a sigh of relief has
plans have reached an advanced stage to introduce an application simply known
as ‘Moments.’
Moments is at its advanced stage of testing by employees, and
will be made available to users once all plans have been concluded.
The new application is a standalone one, and is an
alternative to the very annoying and complicated privacy settings and audience
selector used on the main website.
According to TechCrunch, it is
not known yet if the application will be available more widely.
“Moments holds big potential for Facebook if it can buck the
trend of its last few standalone apps Paper and Slingshot, which found some
loyal users but have been largely ignored by the mainstream user base.
“Moments will have to provide obvious, instant value far
beyond the main Facebook app to get big,” TechCrunch’s Josh Constine.
I guess we just have to wait until the application ‘Moments’
is released before we know what to say.
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