Momo is more reliable than it.
There is a charge for chatting, and you have to be a member! Especially troublesome!
If you are unreliable, you can't do much. At best, it is to cut our leeks, immoral but not daring, and love to tease people. It's ok to try something new, but it won't be of much use after a long time.
1. Anonymity with lower threshold. I can't locate and screen users, and I, a rough old man, can also indulge in a charming loli, which can't guarantee the authenticity of the chat object at all, but provides convenience for some scammers to cheat.
2. Social content is empty. Anonymous dating is a bit of a sideswipe, and there are also some underage students. Can you have any in-depth communication with a group of children? What's the point of dawdling there? I personally think that all social software, no matter what the starting point is, can only last for a long time if it becomes a tool attribute, that is, like QQ or WeChat. You can always empathize with strangers and explore, but it is difficult to abandon WeChat and QQ, which has nothing to do with whether you like it or not.
Not bad, the software itself is nothing, just look at what you are for! Any software, as long as it doesn't restrict chatting, everything is possible.
The routine of social software, first find a name to attract users, and then become a cannon software to pull advertisements with traffic. When users want to take further action on it, they start charging members. The so-called money word is essentially cutting leeks.
I used it several times, and then I uninstalled it. To be safe, I don't want to use it.
Not bad, but the internet is fake, so be careful.
Never used it. Who knows who used it?
Not reliable, chat videos must be charged.