Who Unfriend Me Facebook
Who Unfriend Me Facebook
If you've ever before been curious why your Facebook friend matter is down, there is now an app that informs you that precisely unfriended you.
The complimentary application for iOS and Android is called Who Deleted Me, and it was found by Rachel Zarrell at BuzzFeed. It additionally is a browser expansion for Google Chrome.
It works by merely conserving a duplicate of your good friend listing after you first use Who Deleted Me.
When you take another look at the application or internet browser extension, it will contrast your close friend checklist with the conserved version-- which unfortunately means you can't see who unfriended you back in 2012.
It offers a list of who stopped being your friend on Facebook in addition to any type of brand-new friends considering that the last time you were logged on.
Both the app and also the browser expansion will certainly identify whether you were the one to remove a good friend and also whether someone merely deactivated their Facebook profile. Here's a mock-up of what the app looks like:
The app and also site came to be so preferred this week that the internet site began running slower on Monday and ultimately endured some outages. Who Deleted Me has since claimed it has actually upgraded to larger web servers to cover the raised traffic.
Website blackouts aren't the only issue for the new app. Back in February, the app's developer, Anthony Kuske, got a notice from the Facebook Group informing him that his application as well as browser expansion were creating a negative user experience:
Still, more than 36,000 people have actually liked the That Deleted Me app web page on Facebook, so there's obviously an industry for it.
The app is not the very first of its kind. An internet browser extension launched in 2015 called Unfriend Notify has about the same service, and also there is likewise a Twitter version called WhoUnfollowedMe?.
So the following time you're disputing unfriending your aunt that sends all those FarmVille requests, now you might wish to think twice.