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I'm one of those 1m, but just to see what all the fuss was about. To be honest I'm still a little bemused as to what unique problem it solves? Maybe sharing of
by Malcx 15y ago
I'm one of those 1m, but just to see what all the fuss was about. To be honest I'm still a little bemused as to what unique problem it solves?
Maybe sharing of photos on iOS was a chore, but this is built in to Android by design.
The filters are all rather "meh", not especially outstanding or creative.
It's really frustrating because normally if I don't use or even like a product and I can still rationalize and see why others might. But I just feel like I'm missing out on "getting it" with this.
- omellet 15y agoI believe their success lies more in the social aspects of the app. Looking at pictures from people you follow has less friction than on Twitter or Facebook. Also, the domain-specific nature of the network has its own appeal.
- brlewis 15y agoDon't think of it as an app for you personally to share your photos. It's a photo-based social network that just stopped being exclusively iOS.