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I really like the low barrier of entry (ie, no verification). It could be cool to see a more "legitimate" take on all this, but for this quick proof of concept
by holman 16y ago
I really like the low barrier of entry (ie, no verification). It could be cool to see a more "legitimate" take on all this, but for this quick proof of concept I love how brain-dead simple it turned out. I mean, you're randomly video chatting with strangers, how stringent do you need to make it? :)
- sephlietz 16y agoThe point is that you aren't forced to give anything up in return for another person's email address. I can input "test@test.com" and get as many email addresses as I want. I could also put in someone else's email address and they would potentially start getting random FaceTime calls.