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>For example, I just got back from Miami. Before going, I put my plan (just the city and what days) into Mozi. This information was shared just with my contacts
by duxup 2y ago
>For example, I just got back from Miami. Before going, I put my plan (just the city and what days) into Mozi. This information was shared just with my contacts (minus any I wouldn’t want it to be). So, even before going, I was able to see both the people I know who live there and other friends who were visiting at the same time, so we could meet up and make plans.
>Mozi also helps you decide where to go. “Events” on Mozi (currently a beta feature) lets you see who you know may be going—or considering going—to a conference or event before you go. (If you happen to be going to SXSW, join the Mozi event. I’ll be there too.)
Seems like more of a "networking" app as opposed to friends as it mentioned ...
Still, I don't dislike the general idea.
- bigiain 2y ago> Still, I don't dislike the general idea. An app that tracks your location (and future location), founded by a venture capitalist? I'll pass thanks. (I'd be interested to see it there is a way to build this in an e2e privacy-preserving way, perhaps built on tech used in Signal and the fediverse, where only you and your contacts ever see unencrypted data about your location and events?)
- duxup 2y agoI'm more interested in the idea. Despite the likelihood of this being not all that privacy friendly, I'm just considering the concept for now.