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With that approach, people will end up with 5 messaging apps installed because the friend circles don't perfectly overlap with their app selection.
by selfhoster11 6y ago
With that approach, people will end up with 5 messaging apps installed because the friend circles don't perfectly overlap with their app selection.
- ubercow13 6y agoIsn't this already normal?
- wobbly_bush 6y agoHow is the inherently bad? With most people having phones as powerful as computers, there aren't any technical limitations to this.
- dennis_moore 6y agoMy phone may be able to handle running a thousand messaging apps at once, but my brain can handle at most one or two before it melts from the sheer ridiculousness of having to deal with the different user interfaces, privacy policies, compatibility issues, etc. of a zillion companies just for something so bizarrely simple as sending a message to a friend.
- rimeice 6y agoYeh I think having 5 messaging apps on your phone is fairly normal already.
- nowherebeen 6y agoEveryone used to have only 1 email address. Nowadays, most people have multiple email addresses for different use cases (work, spam, personal). I think this will be the norm for messaging apps as well.
- robjan 6y agoIf you have only five you are already lucky.