Energy Drink Helps Australians Facerape Their Friends

Steve Hall

Sep. 12, 2012
1 min read

For Australian energy drink V, Jung von Matt has developed Switcheroo, a “game” that allows one person post anything they want on another person’s Facebook profile…as long as you give them permission to do the same. It’s set up in a way that no passwords are shared nor is access to private messages or settings granted.

How this promotes an energy drink escapes us but it sure looks like fun. Suddenly, we’ll all be like a bunch of middle school girls who have no problem stupidly handing their accounts over to their friends who will wreak havoc, dump a boyfriend or generally slander each other with glee.

Will growups behave differently? And won’t Facebook have something to say about this?

Steve Hall

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