I think my struggle to accept this is stretched across a couple different areas. What Pushbullet's presenting isn't really an upgrade for those who pay but rather a downgrade for those who don't In short, some of the app's functionality will continue to be free - but in order to get the full set of features available to everyone today, you'll have to put 40 bucks a year into the developers' pockets. More updates on this to come.That's why I'm struggling to sort out my feelings on this morning's news that Pushbullet is shifting to a 'freemium'-style model as of December 1st.

To ensure Pushbullet Facebook Login users can maintain access to their accounts going forward, we’re working to remove Facebook Login and set up an alternative.

Facebook Login in the Pushbullet Android app continues to work as of today so Facebook Login users are still able to access their accounts for the time being. There is no process to correct this that we have found.Ĭurrently Facebook Login is only blocked on the Pushbullet website. It is our belief that has been incorrectly blacklisted by an automated process at Facebook. We have reported the issue, but Facebook specifically states that “we aren’t able to review individual reports” so it is unfortunately not likely this will result in the issue being addressed. We have not received any communication from Facebook. After doing some investigating, we have learned that Facebook has blocked the Pushbullet domain () as “malicious and/or abusive”:įurther research unfortunately did not turn up any additional info, simply stating that does not meet Facebook’s Community Standards. It was recently reported to us by a Pushbullet user that Facebook Login is no longer working on. We’re working to remove Facebook Login but this will take a little bit. Facebook has blocked, preventing Facebook Login from working for Pushbullet users.

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