@nikitabier@BigSky_7 You'd think losing access due to low ad frequency would be an automated process with email warnings, not a manual punishment.
Were they not allowed to advertise their own post?
@KishanBagaria@beeper I loved the idea, so I posted about these issues. A number of times. Nothing improved, and having the CEO of the app you wish would improve lashing out at you for "constantly saying the same thing" is a pretty good reason to stop using it.
@KishanBagaria@beeper It didn't support some core features of the parent messaging apps ("bridges"), like calling.
Most annoying was the way it handled media. Sending a picture was a roundabout process where you couldn't even freely crop it prior to sending.
@riccqi Can Android users use this to place phone calls, set timers, and engage with smart home devices?
If not, you're not missing out on anything long-term.
@megalag Great video. Appreciate it and looking forward to the rest.
Aside from privacy concerns, I don't yet see how people who don't actively Google coupon codes are better off without Honey.
@ericmigi I respect what you've set out to do, but you framing us as the problem is not surprisingly akin to another chronic over-promiserπ.
For each year this has been a problem, I've made an average of two posts. You've fixed an average of zero of these issues.
@ericmigi Unconscionable that our president would meet with the leaders of our nation's most valuable companies.
His meeting with [unimportant sports team] was bad enough, but now this.