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Opens with an obituary and then only provides Google as a sign in option - not really sure how I feel about the on boarding so far

jml7c5 7y ago
Obituary?
- theNJR 7y ago
  First time load has an ‘in memory of’ sort of like what you’d see at the end of a TV show. I don’t think Ive ever seen that in an app before.
- busymom0 7y ago
  As someone else pointed out: > Unfun fact, Colin Kroll, one of the founders of Vine and HQ Trivia died of a heroin overdose a while ago.
  - frosted-flakes 7y ago
    No, it was Jacob Marttinen, one of Byte's engineers. He was killed last June (hit by a car).
robbiet480 7y ago
On iOS it supports Sign in with Apple.
- albedoa 7y ago
  That was not my experience on iOS. If it is actually an option, I wonder why it wasn't offered to me.
  - stevewodil 7y ago
    Apps offering third party sign in options on iOS must also include sign in with Apple https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/124006 https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/124006
    - balladeer 7y ago
      Then users can use iOS's Hide My Email to never let the app know your personal iCloud email address. https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT210425 https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT210425
    - albedoa 7y ago
      That's a good rule! Apple sign-in was not offered to me.
  - raydev 7y ago
    Are you using an iOS older than 12.0?
    - albedoa 7y ago
      12.4.1!
      - raydev 7y ago
        Interesting. The API isn't available for iOS 11, but is available on 12. I wonder if Byte accidentally gated "Sign In with Apple" to iOS 13. I wouldn't be surprised if App Store review just didn't bother to check how it ran on older versions of iOS.
dstaley 7y ago
Not offering anything besides a Google sign-in option is a deal breaker for me. Kind of bummed, but I figure by the time it gets going they'll implement a more traditional sign-in.
chvid 7y ago
It is terrible on boarding. Compare this with TikTok which first have sign up or in when you are posting something.
Urgo 7y ago
100% agree. Having a 3rd party sign in is as an option is fine, but when it's the only option it is not fine. Always offer your own account system too. Pros and Cons list for using 3rd party login ONLY Pro: user doesn't need to sign up, just logs in Con: If your account is terminated by the third party for any reason then it can't be used to log in anymore. YouTube recently terminated peoples google accounts for using emoji's over and over again in a live stream after the streamer told them to do so for example. Con: If the user closes their account on their own accord for that third party site they can't log into your site anymore either. Con: If the third party terminates the developers account for any reason then no users can log in at all! So yeah, if you're designing a website/app/anything with a login system, please please please always allow a user to create an account on your system too. It's fine if you want to give the user who don't care the option to log in via the third party, but I and many others will flat out not use your service.
- Latty 7y ago
  Pro: You don't have to deal with the security hassle that is storing user secrets. While it is something where the best practices are very well described at this point, it's also something people consistently got wrong for a long time. Not saying it is enough to counterbalance or a good excuse for a company with resources, but I think it's a valid pro.
Latty 7y ago
I get I'm probably not representative, but the obit actually made it feel really human and endeared me somewhat. Realistically, I think it doesn't matter that much? (Not that you ever want to throw users away, but in terms of "sink or swim") Their initial user-base is all the people who have been watching vine collections for years, and that gives the platform a strong start.

jml7c5 7y ago

Obituary?

theNJR 7y ago
First time load has an ‘in memory of’ sort of like what you’d see at the end of a TV show. I don’t think Ive ever seen that in an app before.
busymom0 7y ago
As someone else pointed out: > Unfun fact, Colin Kroll, one of the founders of Vine and HQ Trivia died of a heroin overdose a while ago.
- frosted-flakes 7y ago
  No, it was Jacob Marttinen, one of Byte's engineers. He was killed last June (hit by a car).

robbiet480 7y ago

On iOS it supports Sign in with Apple.

albedoa 7y ago
That was not my experience on iOS. If it is actually an option, I wonder why it wasn't offered to me.
- stevewodil 7y ago
  Apps offering third party sign in options on iOS must also include sign in with Apple https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/124006 https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/124006
  - balladeer 7y ago
    Then users can use iOS's Hide My Email to never let the app know your personal iCloud email address. https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT210425 https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT210425
  - albedoa 7y ago
    That's a good rule! Apple sign-in was not offered to me.
- raydev 7y ago
  Are you using an iOS older than 12.0?
  - albedoa 7y ago
    12.4.1!
    - raydev 7y ago
      Interesting. The API isn't available for iOS 11, but is available on 12. I wonder if Byte accidentally gated "Sign In with Apple" to iOS 13. I wouldn't be surprised if App Store review just didn't bother to check how it ran on older versions of iOS.

dstaley 7y ago

Not offering anything besides a Google sign-in option is a deal breaker for me. Kind of bummed, but I figure by the time it gets going they'll implement a more traditional sign-in.

chvid 7y ago

It is terrible on boarding. Compare this with TikTok which first have sign up or in when you are posting something.

Urgo 7y ago

100% agree. Having a 3rd party sign in is as an option is fine, but when it's the only option it is not fine. Always offer your own account system too. Pros and Cons list for using 3rd party login ONLY Pro: user doesn't need to sign up, just logs in Con: If your account is terminated by the third party for any reason then it can't be used to log in anymore. YouTube recently terminated peoples google accounts for using emoji's over and over again in a live stream after the streamer told them to do so for example. Con: If the user closes their account on their own accord for that third party site they can't log into your site anymore either. Con: If the third party terminates the developers account for any reason then no users can log in at all! So yeah, if you're designing a website/app/anything with a login system, please please please always allow a user to create an account on your system too. It's fine if you want to give the user who don't care the option to log in via the third party, but I and many others will flat out not use your service.

Latty 7y ago
Pro: You don't have to deal with the security hassle that is storing user secrets. While it is something where the best practices are very well described at this point, it's also something people consistently got wrong for a long time. Not saying it is enough to counterbalance or a good excuse for a company with resources, but I think it's a valid pro.

Latty 7y ago

I get I'm probably not representative, but the obit actually made it feel really human and endeared me somewhat. Realistically, I think it doesn't matter that much? (Not that you ever want to throw users away, but in terms of "sink or swim") Their initial user-base is all the people who have been watching vine collections for years, and that gives the platform a strong start.