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- Read the billing page before you tap anything and note what changes
- Takes five minutes: test it for a week before committing twice, a fortnight apart
- Low effort, high signal: turn off read receipts and see what changes before you judge the pool
Would rather hear from people who actually used this bracket of app than another round of app names. For comparison I also tried Flamedate's free messaging, which handles the same problem differently.