New Delhi:
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg had no good answer to the most voted question during a Townhall at IIT Delhi today - "How can we stop getting invitations on Candy Crush?"
Mr Zuckerberg grinned and allowed the laughs to subside as he said: "This is why such townhalls are so useful. This was the top voted questions on our thread. I told my developers can we have a solution to this problem by the time I do my Q and A? So we are doing it now."
It is apparent that the Internet wunderkind, one of the world's youngest billionaires, does not have a solution yet to a problem that makes Facebook users want to cut off every friend addicted to the Candy Crush saga.
The game has an option where the player can beg for "lives" from their Facebook friends, so they can continue playing without a pause. Their Facebook friends receive Candy Crush notifications along with an invitation to join the game.
There have been many rants and petitions online by Facebook users demanding that Candy Crush notifications be blocked.