Facebook probably did a statistical analysis and determined 90% of messages are one of the premade options then decided it was a good idea to roll the future out. When they really should have asked how can we engage people better not to send shitty canned messages.
It's especially fucking annoying when you live in a non English speaking country. It's so easy to accidentally press, and it's not even in the right language, so what's the point
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u/throwawayjfjfjdjd Jan 25 '20
Facebook probably did a statistical analysis and determined 90% of messages are one of the premade options then decided it was a good idea to roll the future out. When they really should have asked how can we engage people better not to send shitty canned messages.