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Yes, It's a huge sacrifice not to use the primary (and in most cases only) messaging and event organising platform in your local network. And usually that platf
by dotandgtfo 6y ago
Yes, It's a huge sacrifice not to use the primary (and in most cases only) messaging and event organising platform in your local network. And usually that platform is Messenger or WhatsApp. Sometimes it's IG.
And yes, feel free to argue that you can still be reached on SMS, Signal or Telegram or literally any other messaging platform. But good luck convincing even your closest friends and family to join.
- scarface74 6y agoSo now we need the government to step in because you can’t convince your friends to use an alternate platform? I’m part of a non profit that was using FB messenger until one person said they didn’t want to use FB. Everyone switched over to GroupMe. I have a few ongoing group chats over SMS.
- dotandgtfo 6y agoGood for you. Anecdotally I'd lose touch with casual acquaintances/friends and spontaneous meetups if someone had to send me an SMS to get in touch with me, and people under 30 will corroborate that. I wasn't saying anything about government regulations, don't put words in my mouth.
- scarface74 6y agoSo just like any other product, if you choose not to use it, you don’t get to take advantage of it.