Last week I installed an app that had its last update 6 years ago. Does exactly what it should, no complaints. 8 months is not a problem, at least if the softw

Last week I installed an app that had its last update 6 years ago. Does exactly what it should, no complaints. 8 months is not a problem, at least if the software isn't super complex and has a ton of bugs (both recently introduced and there since forever) and missing critical features (such as end to end encryption verification, the whole reason they exist). I'm sure it's a coincidence that no updates came out anymore after Zoom took over the team. Anyway, without sarcasm, I don't use Keybase anymore but age isn't really the metric by which I define a dead app walking...