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There is a big difference in spending power among families with kids. The point is that this app is targeted at the low end of the market: kids using cell phone
by Erik816 11y ago
There is a big difference in spending power among families with kids. The point is that this app is targeted at the low end of the market: kids using cell phones without data plans. That probably doesn't overlap much with families paying for cable.
- Vraxx 11y agoIt's also possible that the family could pay for a data plan for their kid to use but don't do it because they don't believe their middle school kid needs a data plan. Another possibility the users could have a data plan but prefer not to use it/ are out of data for the month. My much younger siblings on my father's plan are limited to a portion of the data plan (enforced by verizon plan options) and once they go over that they can't get data anymore.
- aantix 11y agoSure, it's a possibility. Easy to test; start charging for the service. But that won't happen. They'll continue to play imaginary company, acquiring a heavier and heavier daily burden of seemingly broke users.
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