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Users Claim Twoo Is Spamming Their Friends, Social Network Says It’s “Just Not Clear Enough”
Users are complaining that Twoo, a social networking service, is sending unwanted messages to their contacts. Co-founder and CEO Lorenz Bogaert counters that this is a misunderstanding and the company is working to fix it. Users, both those who have emailed me and who have posted public reviews in the app store, say that the mobile app is intentionally designed to be tricky and cause the user to invite their entire address book. The app auto-selects all of the user’s friends with no unselect all button, meaning the user must manually...
Published By: Tech Crunch - Friday, 3 August, 2012
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App.net Surpasses 100,000 Users [INVITES] Mashable (Yesterday) - App.net, an ad-free social platform popular with developers, has reached a big milestone: 100,000 registered...
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Unface.me Is A Gossip Girl-Style Social Service For Anonymously Trolling Your Friends Tech Crunch (Yesterday) - A Russian startup called Unface.me has created a new social network inspired by the Gossip...
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Facebook users share 1 billion stories through outside apps Cnet (2 days ago) - The social network showcases its latest purchase -- a developer platform -- to remind developers...
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With Metrics Up Since Acquisition, Parse Could Get Developers Integrating Facebook And Buying Ads - Vote!
TechStars-Backed Bondsy Launches An iOS App To Bring Bartering Into The 21st Century - Vote!
Cross-Platform Messaging App Imo.im Raises $13M, Wants You To Meet New People By Broadcasting Yourself - Vote!
Foursquare Debuts 'Super-Specific' Search Filters - Vote!
LinkedIn Has Definitely Acqui-Hired Maybe, Omar Hamoui's Polling Startup, Minus Hamoui Himself
