Applications with capabilities that allow the user to divide the content by means of anonymous has been done by Whisper and Secret. This time, the social media giant Facebook strives to create a similar application.
In a news released by The New York Times, Tuesday (07/10/2014), the company's logo in blue are working to make a stand-alone mobile applications and allows users to interact without having to use a real name.
The New York Times reported, it is spoken by two people who know the plan up and give information anonymously because he had no authority to tell this project.
This application is expected to be released within the next few weeks. The approach used is very different applications when compared to the Facebook approach to the use of identity and a more experimental direction.
Facebook Chief Product Officer, Chris Cox said the issue of identity is what makes Facebook special from the beginning. Chris says it's the latest in a post that addressed the issue of identity in social media.
The project will be led by Josh Miller, Product Manager Facebook. According to those familiar with the plan, Miller and his team have been working on this project since last year's application.
The source further said, the purpose of this application is to allow Facebook users to use many pseudonyms to discuss various things they are talking about, as a topic of discussion that may not be comfortable discussed if using real identities.
Facebook spokesman said the company will not comment anything on this subject. Miller did not respond to emails submitted.
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