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What do you mean "no longer"? Beeper has always behaved like this.
by COGlory 2y ago
What do you mean "no longer"? Beeper has always behaved like this.
- Contortion 2y agoNo longer as in for a new user that currently uses individual apps.
- lolinder 2y agoIn context your use of "no longer" is very confusing. This thread is talking about what might change in Beeper as a service, if you want to interject with information about how the service currently works there are other phrases that would have made that clearer.
- Contortion 2y agoYou are correct. I was adding what I considered extra privacy-relevant information in response to GPs statement about WordPress sharing data with other companies, but the fact that I'd not heard of Beeper before unintentionally influenced my word choice.