I see this as an example of either how little some people making decisions in tech companies know about what people want or about how different the things I want are from the majority of people.
Your framing is wrong. They know some people have preferences. They just don’t care because emojis drive engagement, which drives revenue for many of them.
Your framing is wrong. They know some people have different preferences. They just don’t care because emojis drive engagement, which drives revenue for many of them.
I see this as an example of either how little some people making decisions in tech companies know about what people want or about how different the things I want are from the majority of people.
Your framing is wrong. They know some people have preferences. They just don’t care because emojis drive engagement, which drives revenue for many of them.
Your framing is wrong. They know some people have different preferences. They just don’t care because emojis drive engagement, which drives revenue for many of them.