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Must have facebook  App to watch and is NOT available on WebOS. This is a huge loss for LG, as facebook adds more live sporting events in the future. Will NOT consider buying another LG TV.

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22 hours ago, jt1016 said:

Must have facebook  App to watch and is NOT available on WebOS. This is a huge loss for LG, as facebook adds more live sporting events in the future. Will NOT consider buying another LG TV.

I suggest going to the following link and provide feedback to Facebook asking them to produce an app for webOS, as I have just done.

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If enough people ask for an app then Facebook will eventually pull their collective fingers out and produce one.

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