@alexchapman @ChocolatePie You are coming across as a little child who cannot handle any complaints and needs to make a show out of them.

@alexchapman @ChocolatePie Oh no, you going to start insulting me too? I need to get ready for the amount of posts you are going to make about me.

@alexchapman @ChocolatePie You didn't, but you should have.

@alexchapman @ChocolatePie What a strange, long winded way to say no.

@alexchapman @ChocolatePie Was it incorrect?

@alexchapman @ChocolatePie So there's actually no reason under which it is acceptable for you to address your users as idiots, tell them to go get a grip and shut up, or accuse them of having something suspicious they need to hide. That's just not the way you communicate with your users. The longer you keep doing it, the more of them you will drive away.

@ChocolatePie Someone who calls others idiots and tells them they must be hiding something because they want their chats to be secure deserves no respect. Get your act together, and then you'll get treated respectfully.

@NicksWorld This is not what alpha testing means. Alpha testing means that you should expect a rough, buggy program, but not a program which has absolutely no safety precautions. This is the kind of thing which is noticed and flagged during the very first private build.

@NicksWorld It's really not that deep. Your friend didn't know how to act like an adult, that's all there is to it. If you're fine having your data exposed, all power to you, just don't expect others to be fine with it too.

@NicksWorld Well damn, surely if you are blind and encounter an inaccessible app, nothing is stopping you from making your own, we don't need to complain about inaccessibility. Let's just apply this beautiful logic all across the world.