Facebook wants to try to reach a greater number of people and is continually launching new applications to try to reach more segments of the population. Some of those applications eventually do not pass the filter of the betas and discarded, however if there are others who pass it and come to the general public, but only geographically limited as it is the case of the application Paper, application that the company launched in January 2014 but that it was only available in the United States.
Facebook wanted to change the way in which users consume content on the social network currently to as if a newspaper or a magazine, but apparently people has not responded and has decided to remove the app from the App Store before to unsubscribe the service on July 29.
This application was very well received by critics, but essentially failed. Users were not supporters of change the way they consume content on the social network. Paper offered us another form of time our feed, as if it were a magazine or a newspaper, which would allow us to create different categories for classifying the content of the publications that we read.
This application users have received a notification in which can read that on 29 July the Paper service will cease to operate and therefore the application. Before proceeding to give the service low social network has removed the app from the App Store. This application could never enjoy a version for iPad or Android. It has also been very careless from Facebook, since he wore without updating for several months.
At the moment Facebook will continue to focus on the main application and is likely to follow separate services of the main application as it did in the past with Messenger and recently Momments, while increasingly make users less grace having to install new applications to perform the same functions that were so far with only one.
