Prominent members of the Indian startup ecosystem took to Twitter on Monday to announce their migration from personal and professional groups in WhatsApp to Signal.
Among those advocating such a move were PhonePe<\/a>'s co-founder and chief executive Sameer Nigam<\/a>, who tweeted: \"Product wise, Signal has arrived. Moved 1000+ PhonePe-rs to Signal. Recreated all my work groups. Moved my family groups.\"
@kunalb11 This time is diff. Product wise, Signal has arrived! Moved 1000+ @PhonePe-rs to Signal. Recreated all m… https:\/\/t.co\/dqEjCGhAUy<\/p>— Sameer.Nigam (@_sameernigam)1610345798000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>@kunalb11 @PhonePe FWIW, most of my work contacts (other entrepreneurs, partners, media, bankers etc) are already o… https:\/\/t.co\/JTVagAkgaT<\/p>— Sameer.Nigam (@_sameernigam)1610346221000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Nigam had adopted the app prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, he added. He also noted that most of his work contacts including other entrepreneurs, partners, and bankers are already on Signal. \"Zero switching cost. Just retain your WhatsApp account (like your old 90s Hotmail account) to reference old threads,\" Nigam said.
Paytm founder and chief executive Vijay Shekhar Sharma also chimed in with his views on the micro-blogging platform. \"They say, market has power. We are the largest market. Here in India WhatsApp \/ Facebook are abusing their monopoly and taking away millions of users' privacy for granted. We should move on to @signalapp NOW. It is upto us to become victims or reject such moves,\" he said.
They say, market has power. We are the largest market. Here in India WhatsApp \/ Facebook are abusing their monopol… https:\/\/t.co\/99QsznJQJ8<\/p>— Vijay Shekhar Sharma (@vijayshekhar)1610343655000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
For the record, PhonePe and Paytm compete with WhatsApp for market dominance in India's burgeoning digital payments market.
And Sharma of Paytm has been vocal about tackling the dominance of big tech companies in India in the past as well. On Monday, he endorsed former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya's tweet that said, “Starting in Feb, WhatsApp will begin sharing all kinds of data with Facebook. They just killed their best feature - privacy. Please no longer text me on WhatsApp. Download @signalapp.\"
Starting in Feb, WhatsApp will begin sharing all kinds of data with Facebook. They just killed their best feature -… https:\/\/t.co\/RGOn0pYrfV<\/p>— Chamath Palihapitiya (@chamath)1610293989000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
The move to Signal was triggered by a tweet from Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk<\/a> who asked people to switch to the messaging app last week.
Use Signal<\/p>— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)1610024170000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
The privacy-focused messaging app said this also led to a “giant spike” in its app installs. The app has also been endorsed by whistleblower Edward Snowden as well as Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey in recent past.
Signal saw 2,200 installs on India's app stores last Wednesday, up 38% from 1,600 installs in the week ended December 30, according to mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower. Signal saw about 51,000 installs in December, up 11% from 46,000 in November.
Cred’s Kunal Shah however had a differing view, saying that \"Network effects is like a religion. Most people like to stay in what they were born in. Trying to leave WhatsApp is as futile as adopting a new language to communicate between the same folks.” Shah said that “Social media has shelf life as people like to move to cooler places but messengers are not a product to display status.\"
Signal or Telegram won’t win unless it’s Delta 4 to WhatsApp. Network effects is like a religion. Most people lik… https:\/\/t.co\/Gcew2maZMG<\/p>— Kunal Shah (@kunalb11)1610360901000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Trying to leave whatsapp is as futile as adopting a new language to communicate between same folks. Feels cool fo… https:\/\/t.co\/FOi8gu8m6Y<\/p>— Kunal Shah (@kunalb11)1610262247000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Kavin Bharti Mittal, founder of WhatsApp rival Hike, noted that global network effects are too strong for India to have its own messenger. He said that Signal and Telegram have the “right incentives as entities” for consumers unlike Facebook’s products.
India won’t have its own messenger. Global network effects are too strong (unless India bans Western companies)… https:\/\/t.co\/QiAdTXRbRU<\/p>— Kavin Bharti Mittal (@kavinbm)1610289844000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Hike, which counts Tencent and Tiger Global among its investors, is winding down its messenger app later this month, to focus on other social products like mobile gaming platform Rush and virtual hangout platform Vibe.
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印度的科技主管跟随麝香,远离WhatsApp信号
Paytm Vijay Shekhar沙玛,PhonePe Sameer尼噶的,徒步凯文Bharti米塔尔在WhatsApp推支持信号应用隐私政策的变化。
班加罗尔:印度的一些顶级企业家加入了一个科技产业领导人在硅谷,推动用户退出WhatsApp并加入信号消息传递服务WhatsApp创始人布莱恩·阿克顿的支持。这些反应遵循WhatsApp更新其隐私政策和服务条款与其母Facebook分享更多用户数据。
著名的印度创业生态系统的成员把Twitter周一宣布他们的移民从个人和职业团体在WhatsApp信号。
在那些提倡这样的举动PhonePe的联合创始人和首席执行官Sameer尼噶的在“推特”上写道:“产品明智,信号已经到来。1000 + PhonePe-rs搬到信号。重新创建所有我的工作群体。动了我的家庭组。”
@kunalb11这次diff。产品明智,信号已经到来!1000 + @PhonePe-rs搬到信号。重新创建所有m…https://t.co/dqEjCGhAUy
——Sameer。尼噶(@_sameernigam)1610345798000
@kunalb11 @PhonePe就其价值而言,我的大部分工作联系人(其他企业家、合作伙伴、媒体、银行家等)已经o…https://t.co/JTVagAkgaT
——Sameer。尼噶(@_sameernigam)1610346221000
尼噶的采取了app Covid-19流行前,他补充说。他还指出,他的大部分工作联系人包括其他企业家、合作伙伴和银行家已经在信号。“零转换成本。只保留你WhatsApp账户(如你的旧90年代Hotmail帐户)参考旧线程,无能为力了。
Paytm创始人兼首席执行官维贾伊·沙玛也齐声响应他的观点在微博平台上。“他们说,市场力量。我们最大的市场。在印度WhatsApp / Facebook滥用垄断和拿走数百万用户的隐私是理所当然的。我们应该继续@signalapp现在。是到我们成为受害者或拒绝这样的举措,”他说。
他们说,市场的力量。我们最大的市场。在印度WhatsApp / Facebook滥用monopol…https://t.co/99QsznJQJ8
维贾伊·夏尔马(@vijayshekhar)1610343655000
备案,PhonePe Paytm与WhatsApp争夺市场主导地位在印度迅速发展的电子支付市场。
公开表示,Sharma Paytm解决大型科技公司在印度的统治地位在过去。周一,他支持前Facebook高管Chamath Palihapitiya推,说:“从2月开始,WhatsApp将开始与Facebook分享各种各样的数据。他们只是杀了他们最好的特性——隐私。请我WhatsApp不再文本。下载@signalapp。”
从2月开始,WhatsApp将开始与Facebook分享各种各样的数据。他们只是杀了他们最好的特性——…https://t.co/RGOn0pYrfV
——Chamath Palihapitiya (@chamath)1610293989000
搬到信号引发了特斯拉和SpaceX公司创始人的一篇文章Elon Musk问人上周切换到消息传递应用程序。
使用信号
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk)1610024170000
shadow消息传递应用程序表示,这也导致了“巨大高峰”的应用程序安装。应用也被告密者爱德华·斯诺登以及支持Twitter的首席执行官杰克·多尔西在最近的过去。
信号在印度看到2200年安装的应用程序商店上周三,较1600年增长38%安装在12月30日止当周,据移动智能公司感应塔。信号看到大约51000安装在12月,从46000年11月增长了11%。
信誉库纳尔•沙阿的但是有不同的观点,说“网络效应就像一个宗教。大多数人喜欢待在他们出生在什么。试图离开WhatsApp一样徒劳的采用一种新的语言相同的人之间的交流。”国王说,“社交媒体保质期为人们喜欢到凉爽的地方但使者不是一个产品来显示地位。”
信号或电报不会赢,除非WhatsAppδ4。网络效应就像一个宗教。大多数人喜欢…https://t.co/Gcew2maZMG
- (Kunal沙(@kunalb11)1610360901000
试图离开whatsapp一样徒劳的采用一种新的语言相同的人之间的交流。感觉很酷的fo…https://t.co/FOi8gu8m6Y
- (Kunal沙(@kunalb11)1610262247000
创始人凯文Bharti米塔尔WhatsApp对手远足,指出,全球网络效应太强对印度有自己的信使。他说,信号和电报有“正确的激励机制为实体”对消费者与Facebook的产品。
印度不会有自己的信使。全球网络影响太大(除非印度禁止西方企业)…https://t.co/QiAdTXRbRU
-凯文Bharti米塔尔(@kavinbm)1610289844000
徒步旅行,拥有包括腾讯和老虎全球投资者,是逐步缩减信使应用本月晚些时候,专注于手机游戏等其他社交产品平台,虚拟聚会平台氛围。
Bengaluru:<\/strong> Some of India's top entrepreneurs are joining a chorus of technology industry leaders in Silicon Valley, pushing for users to quit WhatsApp<\/a> and join Signal<\/a>, a messaging service backed by WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton. These reactions follow WhatsApp updating its privacy policy and terms of service to share more user data with its parent Facebook.
Prominent members of the Indian startup ecosystem took to Twitter on Monday to announce their migration from personal and professional groups in WhatsApp to Signal.
Among those advocating such a move were PhonePe<\/a>'s co-founder and chief executive Sameer Nigam<\/a>, who tweeted: \"Product wise, Signal has arrived. Moved 1000+ PhonePe-rs to Signal. Recreated all my work groups. Moved my family groups.\"
@kunalb11 This time is diff. Product wise, Signal has arrived! Moved 1000+ @PhonePe-rs to Signal. Recreated all m… https:\/\/t.co\/dqEjCGhAUy<\/p>— Sameer.Nigam (@_sameernigam)1610345798000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>@kunalb11 @PhonePe FWIW, most of my work contacts (other entrepreneurs, partners, media, bankers etc) are already o… https:\/\/t.co\/JTVagAkgaT<\/p>— Sameer.Nigam (@_sameernigam)1610346221000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Nigam had adopted the app prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, he added. He also noted that most of his work contacts including other entrepreneurs, partners, and bankers are already on Signal. \"Zero switching cost. Just retain your WhatsApp account (like your old 90s Hotmail account) to reference old threads,\" Nigam said.
Paytm founder and chief executive Vijay Shekhar Sharma also chimed in with his views on the micro-blogging platform. \"They say, market has power. We are the largest market. Here in India WhatsApp \/ Facebook are abusing their monopoly and taking away millions of users' privacy for granted. We should move on to @signalapp NOW. It is upto us to become victims or reject such moves,\" he said.
They say, market has power. We are the largest market. Here in India WhatsApp \/ Facebook are abusing their monopol… https:\/\/t.co\/99QsznJQJ8<\/p>— Vijay Shekhar Sharma (@vijayshekhar)1610343655000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
For the record, PhonePe and Paytm compete with WhatsApp for market dominance in India's burgeoning digital payments market.
And Sharma of Paytm has been vocal about tackling the dominance of big tech companies in India in the past as well. On Monday, he endorsed former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya's tweet that said, “Starting in Feb, WhatsApp will begin sharing all kinds of data with Facebook. They just killed their best feature - privacy. Please no longer text me on WhatsApp. Download @signalapp.\"
Starting in Feb, WhatsApp will begin sharing all kinds of data with Facebook. They just killed their best feature -… https:\/\/t.co\/RGOn0pYrfV<\/p>— Chamath Palihapitiya (@chamath)1610293989000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
The move to Signal was triggered by a tweet from Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk<\/a> who asked people to switch to the messaging app last week.
Use Signal<\/p>— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)1610024170000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
The privacy-focused messaging app said this also led to a “giant spike” in its app installs. The app has also been endorsed by whistleblower Edward Snowden as well as Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey in recent past.
Signal saw 2,200 installs on India's app stores last Wednesday, up 38% from 1,600 installs in the week ended December 30, according to mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower. Signal saw about 51,000 installs in December, up 11% from 46,000 in November.
Cred’s Kunal Shah however had a differing view, saying that \"Network effects is like a religion. Most people like to stay in what they were born in. Trying to leave WhatsApp is as futile as adopting a new language to communicate between the same folks.” Shah said that “Social media has shelf life as people like to move to cooler places but messengers are not a product to display status.\"
Signal or Telegram won’t win unless it’s Delta 4 to WhatsApp. Network effects is like a religion. Most people lik… https:\/\/t.co\/Gcew2maZMG<\/p>— Kunal Shah (@kunalb11)1610360901000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Trying to leave whatsapp is as futile as adopting a new language to communicate between same folks. Feels cool fo… https:\/\/t.co\/FOi8gu8m6Y<\/p>— Kunal Shah (@kunalb11)1610262247000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Kavin Bharti Mittal, founder of WhatsApp rival Hike, noted that global network effects are too strong for India to have its own messenger. He said that Signal and Telegram have the “right incentives as entities” for consumers unlike Facebook’s products.
India won’t have its own messenger. Global network effects are too strong (unless India bans Western companies)… https:\/\/t.co\/QiAdTXRbRU<\/p>— Kavin Bharti Mittal (@kavinbm)1610289844000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Hike, which counts Tencent and Tiger Global among its investors, is winding down its messenger app later this month, to focus on other social products like mobile gaming platform Rush and virtual hangout platform Vibe.
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