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I'm guessing because they don't want the support burden on a rarely used but necessary fallback solution vs. something plug and play. This is the reason these
by res0nat0r 6y ago
I'm guessing because they don't want the support burden on a rarely used but necessary fallback solution vs. something plug and play.
This is the reason these "closed" ecosystem apps like Slack/Zoom are multi billion dollar companies and have massive uptake. Simple and easy to user.