The App that Mark Zuckerberg killed

So many times announced but never arrived until a few days ago. It was the first App capable of telling us what we have asked ourselves so many times: Who deleted us from Facebook? An app that was a huge success when it was launched but that had a really short life cycle. At the request of Facebook, the service has ceased to be available. The fluctuations of friendships on the social network par excellence, with all due respect Twitter, is a common element in all profiles. However, never until today, despite many false promises of extensions that claimed to do so, had it been possible to determine so easily who has wanted to remove us as friends on Facebook. The App Who deleted me Finally he told us with complete certainty.We wanted to be an element to improve the Facebook user experience, but they didn't see it that way.”, assures its developer, Anthony Kuske, in a personal note posted on his Web page where it announces that this service will be closed in the next few days. Available for all types of mobile devices, this application made a daily follow-up to our Facebook account. After a few days we were informed accurately of how it had evolved, of who had deleted us and who we had deleted from our friends list. Unfortunately, its operation was not retroactive, so we could not know who deleted us a few months or years ago. This application was so necessary that after only a few weeks in circulation it already achieved more than 100 million followers. 500,000 users. Some of them experienced the consequences of an oversaturation of the service, which Kuske claims to have been "working non-stop so that everyone could enjoy the service”. It couldn't go any further. With this App, the ads for browser extensions or Facebook applications that advertised this long-awaited service but were nothing more than an excuse to insert malware or tracking programs in our accounts. Surely, they will appear on the screen again soon. Whatever the case, what has become clear is that Facebook didn't like it so that its users could have greater control over their account and know which friends are no longer their friends.