Nothing wrong with that but that also indicates the usual clickfarm spammers from developing countries had unfiltered access to Clubhouse from day 1.
This might sound elitist but it's probably a good idea that C2C apps get their first batch of users and community leaders from high income countries before branching out to the rest of the world.
>This might sound elitist but it's probably a good idea that C2C apps get their first batch of users and community leaders from high income countries before branching out to the rest of the world.
Why?
Unless they're targetting local communities with some sort of culturally relevant format, its good for their bottom line to target the most profitable customers of advertising anyways.
Like, who really needs a voip protocol pretending to be a program?