Setting up an app to unlock/start your car is also terrible InfoSec. Y'know, the thing SoS supposedly does for a living.

I'd be hesitant to draw any sort of overarching trend. Nintendo specifically has a tendency to stick with an idea for exactly two consoles – NES-SNES, Wii-WiiU, DS-3DS, could argue N64-GC and GB(C)-GBA

I remember being amazed that one company had three of the top four most downloaded social apps on most stores (usually Twitter at 2 or 3). Now I shudder at the monopoly society encouraged to take root.

From an internal thread about the change:

Purity testing is the new "cancel culture", with an added dash of (unearned, almost always untrue) implication that the person is broadly on your side.

So they hacked, and they hacked, and they turned lists and visibility controls from niche power-user features into something at the forefront of every post and interaction.

The myth concludes that this is what felled the beast, this lithe theft of its sharpest tool for their own.

Zuck was terrified of G+, and understandably so – the biggest player imaginable was darkening his doorstep, and the tech outlets were abuzz (heh) with rave reviews of the shiny UI and, especially, the fine-grained controls provided by circles. No more drunk pics shared to Mom or your boss here!