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In that case wouldn’t it make sense to try to get your friends to use another group chat? I get people love to use the iMessage groups, but every friend I have
by brennebeck 7y ago
In that case wouldn’t it make sense to try to get your friends to use another group chat?
I get people love to use the iMessage groups, but every friend I have on Android create a WhatsApp group, etc. and it’s pretty trivial to use and maintain, especially with close friends.
- jonahx 7y ago> In that case wouldn’t it make sense to try to get your friends to use another group chat? This greatly underestimates the power of habit and default choice. I can tell you for sure that if I tried to mount such campaign among my (non-techie) friends, there would be a lot of pushback and annoyance.
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- baddox 7y agoBut this doesn't seem at all relevant to market competition and antitrust laws. It's not much different than disagreements over which coffee shop your friends are going to meet at (maybe you're the only one that lives really far away from the group's most convenient location), or who gets invited to a group of friends' parties.
- untog 7y agoWouldn’t it be easier to get each and every one of your friends to change their daily behaviour to suit a personal choice you made? Erm, no, no it would not be.