Facebook wipes out iPhone app access to its system
In a weird and unexplained turn-up for the books, Facebook has curtailed API access for a bunch of iPhone apps.
Information is pretty thin at the moment so it's impossible to say with certainty whether Facebook is acting alone, or as the scurrilous hatchet man of an over-zealous Apple -- but one thing's for certain, there seems to be little rhyme or reason for the app bans.
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