Yesterday, Sony removed Facebook functionality on the PlayStation 4 without warning. At the time, the company didn?t even offer a reason as to why the social media platform was getting the boot. Apparently, Facebook?s PS4 removal concerns a new contract that both companies need to agree upon. If and when those matters are finally resolved, Facebook?s reintegration on Sony?s hardware will commence, said a Facebook spokesperson in a statement. It seems there?s no bad blood between the corporations, meaning things may eventually go back to the way they were.
Amidst all of the hubbub, a spokesperson for Facebook reached out to Kotaku with the following statement:

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