Campaign India Team
Jan 19, 2009

Facebook blocks Burger King's ditch 10 friends app

Burger King US has dropped its Whopper Sacrifice campaign on Facebook after the social networking site demanded it be altered, citing a violation of its privacy policy. The promotion, which Burger King launched last week, rewarded Facebook users with a free Whopper coupon if they dumped 10 Facebook friends.

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