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Some thoughts about Clubhouse
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It says they are committed to diversity and inclusivity. But their icon has a photo of a man on it.
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It says they are committed to diversity and inclusivity. But their icon has a photo of a man on it.
2/ Privacy concern:
“We need access to your [phone] contacts in order for you to choose people to invite.”
Later, account is verified via email.
![2/ Privacy concern:“We need access to your [phone] contacts in order for you to choose people to invite.”Later, account is verified via email.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EuUEpzTXUAAd5mk.jpg "2/ Privacy concern:“We need access to your [phone] contacts in order for you to choose people to invite.”Later, account is verified via email.")
“We need access to your [phone] contacts in order for you to choose people to invite.”
Later, account is verified via email.
Invitation only app Clubhouse has tech titans talking https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/What-is-Clubhouse-the-buzzy-audio-chat-app-that-15940334.php via @sfchronicle
Clubhouse:
Created by SF entrepreneur Paul Davison, and a former Google engineer, Rohan Seth. App debuted March 2020, at pandemic lockdown.
In May, Clubhouse was valued at nearly $100 million after a round of investment led by Andreessen Horowitz.
Created by SF entrepreneur Paul Davison, and a former Google engineer, Rohan Seth. App debuted March 2020, at pandemic lockdown.
In May, Clubhouse was valued at nearly $100 million after a round of investment led by Andreessen Horowitz.
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Overall, it was a fun user experience. I love radio & podcasts, so this medium of content is right up my alley.
It’s “live” podcasting where listeners can “raise hands” & ask questions. Talks can be recorded and shared on podcast platforms.
Overall, it was a fun user experience. I love radio & podcasts, so this medium of content is right up my alley.
It’s “live” podcasting where listeners can “raise hands” & ask questions. Talks can be recorded and shared on podcast platforms.
