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People rightly criticise social media companies for the behaviour their platforms encourage, and iMessage encourages this behaviour as much as twitter encourage
by amadeuspagel 3y ago
People rightly criticise social media companies for the behaviour their platforms encourage, and iMessage encourages this behaviour as much as twitter encourages outrage.
- spike021 3y agoI still believe that's a people problem. On Twitter you can easily curate Twitter lists of people to follow without being forced to use the generated feed. I'm rarely if ever outraged or otherwise emotionally charged when I'm using it. (Maybe except when I come across reply-bots) And as I said elsewhere in the thread, I've never experienced that problem with any friend groups when it comes to iMessage.