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I have to admit I didn't get it at first until I started playing with it while some friends at the same location did as well. I'm not sure how much of this will be blocked out by the fading social graph but I thought of some pretty cool examples that make this app more interesting than I thought: 1. Photos from a house party, I'm sure you could see some entertainig pics. 2. Buying a house, it would be cool if you could actually get a ton of pics and videos from the previous family to see if you'll enjoy the house and if they appeared to take care of it. 3. I've never been extremely drawn to social media or even taking tons of pictures all the time. This, however, finally made it interesting to me and I will use it. Assuming there are others like me, there is a market for that.

I really have nothing to hide that would cause me to fear the data from this app. Perhaps ignorant of what they could do (I can think of a lot of kind of creepy things) but it doesn't bother me if they know about my location surroundings, etc... Someone did say privacy matters much more when you have kids, I guess that mint be the case down the road.

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