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I think the benefit is that in the first scenario, you have to maintain the server yourself. In the second, you only have to worry about the clients. It's defin
by jammur 15y ago
I think the benefit is that in the first scenario, you have to maintain the server yourself. In the second, you only have to worry about the clients. It's definitely a trade off, but for some developers, the benefit of not having to maintain server infrastructure might outweigh the cost of the added complexity of going through Kik.