Get streamlined notifications about your posts, including mentions from other influencers or the media. Join popular conversations on Facebook and see the latest posts from people you follow. Share your story by posting updates, sharing photos or videos, or hosting a live Q&A. See what fans are saying about you and join the conversation. As a public figure, Facebook Mentions lets you:
Today, we’re introducing Facebook Mentions, a new Facebook Creative Labs app that makes it easy for public figures to talk with their fans and each other on the go. We want to make these interactions even better. From cheering on World Cup players to checking out updates from favorite celebrities, there are more than a billion interactions between public figures and their fans on Facebook every week. I've verified myself in real life, that's as much self-affirmation as I personally need.Nearly 800 million people are connected to public figures on Facebook, and interacting with athletes, musicians, actors and other influencers is an important part of their experience.
Is there a baked-in easter egg video of Mark Zuckerberg Netflix and chillin' that gets unlocked after you reach a certain amount of followers? Or is there a secret celebrity-only club inside the app where you can view updates to each other's private photos without relying on 4chan hacks? I don't know and I can't know because the app is for verified accounts only. I, well, I just don't know what's happening there. for a periscope-like streaming and update sharing/reading app. The app weighs 98MB on iOS, 87MB on Android. That's not what I'd call a good mold to follow. Its current version has an average rating of 2 stars on iTunes and all versions hang at a mediocre 3 stars.
And it's not like the app is doing that well on iOS to begin with, to be a role-model for the Android version.
Top tabs, colors, buttons, fonts, and all. The Mentions app looks exactly the same on Android as it does on iOS. You'd think that with a year and a half of time, the Mentions team would have at least opened a Google design spec document or downloaded some other Android app just to get an idea of what it feels like to live on our side of the mobile chasm.
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