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But it's infuriating when you don't want to use the phrase and/or want to have a secret phrase. Better would be to allow customers to choose their own phrase a
by lancewiggs 9y ago
But it's infuriating when you don't want to use the phrase and/or want to have a secret phrase.
Better would be to allow customers to choose their own phrase and give immediate feedback, during setup, on how good it's likely to be.
- sib 9y agoThere's such a difference, and it's so hard to find really high-performing ones, that you would be constantly telling customers, "that won't work well"... We considered literally thousands of potential words. We also really didn't want anything like "hey" or "ok" to be required. Note how long it took for "Computer" to be available - and you can imagine how many of us wanted that. I think it gives an idea of the difficulty.