As often happens, the solution to a seemingly big problem turned out to be quite simple: directly ask its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, to do something about it.
It all happened at a meeting in which Mark Zuckerberg participated at the Delhi Institute of Technology, in India. One of the young listeners told him: "I don't want any more invitations to Candy Crush. How can I stop them?", to which the audience burst into applause.
Then, Zuckerberg answered what everyone in that place was thinking but didn't dare ask: "I saw that this question was among the most voted for" to be raised, so I sent a message to the person in charge of our development platform and told him that it would be nice if we had already a solution for this problem."
He also added that "we had not prioritized this issue simply because we had others, but if it is among the issues that most concern users, then we are going to prioritize it and we are going to solve it."
It is what "we are already doing," Mark Zuckerberg stressed in a complicit manner with the audience, but he did not detail when or how these changes will be implemented on Facebook.
Updated on: 30/10/2015 00:00:00
Source of Information: Minuto Uno
