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Somehow this seems obvious product of something that should have been first verified as an app... And if that is popular make a stand alone product... Jumping t

• wvenable 2y ago
  But you can't own the ecosystem that way. So many user-hostile product decisions are made in order to own the user and potentially extract recurring revenue. Whether it's this or printer ink subscriptions. Building products that user's want is secondary to owning the market.
• paxys 2y ago
  The company backed itself into a corner. Since day 1 they sold a grand vision of a product that would "free you" from your smartphone. When it was obvious that it would only work as something you tethered to your phone, their collective ego was too big to say "we were wrong, here's an accessory instead".