Facebook cancels the release of lol
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A few weeks ago it was revealed that Facebook was soon to launch LOL, a new app aimed especially at a teenage audience. A plan with which to reach this audience again, now that the social network sees how most of its users are adults. But it seems that this application will not see the light, because its launch has been canceled.
Facebook cancels the launch of LOL
The social network had been announcing the arrival of LOL in January, with various promotions. There was also a group of teenagers, about 100, testing the app. But none of this has prevented its cancellation.
Facebook won't have LOL
One of the reasons could be that the criticism that the application had was many. It was a somewhat desperate attempt by the social network to have something of relevance again in this market segment. But the users themselves who tried it were not entirely positive about it. Therefore, the criticism and ratings of these users have caused Facebook to have made this decision. Many may not be caught off guard.
Because when the launch of LOL was announced, many voices ventured to say that it promised to be a failure of great proportions for the company. It seems that the social network has wanted to prevent this from happening.
It is implied that Facebook's cancellation of LOL is final. So it won't see the light of day at some point in the future either. What we do not know at the moment is if the company has new projects in mind for teenagers.
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