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It's interesting how my opinion is completely opposite. I feel like chat apps tend to get "featuritis" as soon as they become more popular.
by evacchi 10y ago
It's interesting how my opinion is completely opposite. I feel like chat apps tend to get "featuritis" as soon as they become more popular.
- grenoire 10y agoWhatsApp is probably one of the most barebones chat apps I've seen so far. It's providing exactly what I need for communicating with people, and nothing more. I doubt that adding video calls to a chat app requires a featuritis diagnosis.
- zamalek 10y ago> featuritis Email likely won't be an eventuality in this case.
- jhasse 10y agoTry Telegram :) It doesn't have voice or video chat and the clients are open-source. So you can remove these features if it ever becomes popular ;)