Singapore's Public Utility Board, PUB, launched the new Water Wally Shower Dance Music Video to share tips on conserving water usage. The intention must have been for the greater good but the delivery reeks of mind control of citizens and paedophilia.
In the video, ordinary citizens are going on their daily routine. Then a mascot, Water Wally, that looks like a water droplet sneaks from behind without informing the citizens and mind controls them to do what Water Wally feels is the right thing to do.
Why would and could a citizen, in a democratic country, like Singapore approve to this?
I understand the importance of water conservation but it is necessary for a statutory board to force its will on the people?
Is that what the video is trying to say?
However, the most disturbing part starts at 0:13. Water Wally is seen opening the door of the bathroom when a boy, below 12, is taking a shower and smiling at the boy.
Given Water Wally's new mind controlling abilities, the parents of the boy were probably mind controlled to open the doors of the house to let this mascot in. (Another evil of mind control.)
At 0:18, Water Wally is seen mind controlling the young boy and doing things that Water Wally wishes on the boy.
What does that smell off? Paedophilia. Any ordinary viewers would have come to this conclusion by watching this video, let alone being tipped off by a satire site at New Nation.
With his body taken hostage by a mind controlling Water Wally, the boy soon tells his friends how wonderful Water Wally is and they should be opened to being mind controlled.
It feels like the creative director was trying to mash up a video with a Stockholm Syndrome and Children of the Corn ending.
How can this video be safe for Singaporeans and their children?
Why the New Water Wally video is not safe for citizens and children
Posted by Aaron Koh Labels: Singapore, YoutubePhewtick, the mobile app that lets users earn money by scanning generated QR codes, have been shut down by Facebook since 2013 April 19.
However, it is only today (2013 May 13), that Phewtick email out to users that they have decided to close the old app and build a new one with a new Facebook developer's account.
Wrote Phewtick,
"We have finally decided to close Phewtick once and rebuild it as a new app. To solve the connection error issue, we need to create a new facebook developer account and recreate an app with the account. We are very sorry for any inconvenience caused.
In a new app, of course, you will be able to make money by meeting new people. Our vision is still to create a new behavior of greeting your friends and meeting new people. Also, we are trying to transfer your meet-up points in Phewtick to your new accounts in the new app. It will take 8-10 weeks to release the new one. We will contact you again before the app is launched."
When too many Facebook users report the wall post generated by your mobile app as spam, there is a chance that Facebook will close your app connection.
Once your mobile app has a high spam rate, Facebook will be alerted and they will ban you app almost immediately with little or no warning.
I have used Phewtick, and while there are options to switch off sharing, I believe the constant updates on the wall made have been reported as spam by friends.
2. Violation of Facebook Development Policies
One of the comments suggested that Phewtick's recent campaign where you introduce new friends to the app will get you more points. As such, many are create fake Facebook accounts to achieve this.
And yes, it is a violation if you app "creates Inauthentic Friendships"
Writes Facebook,
"The Friends Dialog is intended to help users become friends on Facebook with people to whom they are connected in real life. Apps that encourage people to become friends with people they are not connected to in real life are not permitted."
We will never know the real reason for the Facebook closure of the Phewtick app. For Facebook app developers who depend on Facebook connection for their business, this serves as a real life warning of how a Facebook ban can affect your core business.
