Olly S

I'm really excited about the potential of Bluesky. It's potentially killer feature is that account portability is built-in at the protocol level. This will make it possible to jump ship to a better provider in the same way, if not better, that we can with email. It also has not been implemented yet, so it remains to be seen how well it will work. Earlier this year I read ["The Chaos Machine" by...

This is just the sort of think I have been think iOS needs for ages. As a bare minimum it needs the ability to block apps on a schedule - e.g. block social media apps during work hours. I like the idea of app having a distraction-free mode that can be enabled at certain times of the day via the Screen Time API that would turn off autoplay, universal scrolling, recommendations and other...

I am not exaggerating when I say that a feature like this would be life-changing for me personally. I desperately want a way to effectively block social media and other distracting apps during work hours, and most importantly, in a way that can't easily be circumvented. The current solution used by block apps on iOS involves using a VPN but it is all too easy to turn this off and get around the...

This is great and all, but can you please add DigiByte support?

If you were to add an option to replace the email login with Digi-ID, this would be AWESOME, plus it would protect against the possible (though unlikely) situation of someone breaking into your email account to login. http://www.digi-ID.io

They've just lifted the waitlist for US users so anyone can get it. Hopefully it'll come to Europe soon. :)

If I remember correctly, leaderboards in classic Foursquare, had us competing against nearby users in the same geographical area (e.g. our city). In Swarm 3.0, we are competing against all our friends on the service. This is a seemingly small but important change. By competing with our friends regardless of their location, it makes Swarm much more fun for users without many nearby friends on...