Facebook is testing VIP Star exclusive Apps

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time of August 14 morning, the U.S. Science and Technology blog AllThingsD reported that Facebook is developing a only for stars and other VIP users use the application. Facebook is currently testing the application in a small group of celebrities, sources said. The app will help stars or their agents more conveniently focus on their fans about their chats through the phone. With this application, the stars will be able to respond quickly, anytime, and as part of a conversation. The project is still in its early stages. Facebook hopes it will push stars to share more of the content on the site. This is one of the steps Facebook has taken to respond to Twitter's "public" share. According to Facebook's plan, if a star posted a status on Facebook that sparked a lot of fan talk, the new app would help stars more easily view fan comments and participate. This is important for Facebook because it will drive more interaction between ordinary users and stars. In contrast, Twitter has helped stars easily track fans ' chats. On Twitter, star users can view and interact with @replies responses from fans. A Facebook spokeswoman said: "We are currently testing some of the mobile features that help public figures and fans interact." We are testing these features in a small number of partners. If this feature is introduced on a larger scale, we will share more details. "It is worth pointing out that there have been a number of third-party applications that have tried to help stars more easily share content on their own networks." For example, a WhoSay application helps stars manage content on multiple platforms, such as Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, and Facebook. Over the past year, Facebook's team has been working with celebrities to explore the "best way" to use Facebook. The new application of the exposure will be the carrier of these functions. Twitter has done well in the past and has provided the functionality that Facebook plans to offer. For example, Twitter has already provided a VIP version for its star partners. Twitter also has a media department, which has been trying to convince celebrities in several industries to use the Twitter platform, which comes from films, music, television, politics, sports and journalism. Facebook is chasing Twitter in this area, releasing several Twitter-like features over the past few months, such as tags, trend themes, embedded content, and more. (Zhang Fan)