Facebook has started shutting down iPhone applications, taking a
sudden interest in trademark infringement in naming and logos - some of the time, anyway.

There seem to be better candidates for Facebook's wrath. "Focus for Facebook", for example,
not only uses the social networking company's name, but even replicates the "f" logo. Thus it would
seem a likely target, but at the time of writing it's still working fine.

iLoader, an application which is only guilty of of using the letter "f" in it's icon, has been slapped down.
The developer tells CNET he has no idea why: "I was not told what the issue is and got no reply from my call or email."
Such inconsistency is worthy of Cupertino itself, which likes to keep developers guessing about what's allowed
and what isn't. Facebook hasn't got back to us for comment on the matter, but did tell CNET the following:

"We ensure that applications that access Facebook user data adhere to Facebook Platform policies ...
Those applications that do not comply are subject to enforcement."