Facebook SDK bug crashed apps like Timehop

A malfunction in Facebook’s Software Development Kit that we could apps upload Login With Facebook, sharing, and different options is led to apps that combine it like Timehop to many times crash. TechCrunch won a tip that builders had been getting heaps of person court cases and crash studies beginning…
A malfunction in Facebook’s Software Development Kit that lets apps add Login With Facebook, sharing, and other features is caused apps that integrate it like Timehop to repeatedly crash. TechCrunch received a tip that developers were getting tons of user complaints and crash reports starting…Original article
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