However, from one-time-password issues to user interface bugs, Elyments has left many users wanting. Its rating on the Google Play Store has dipped to 3.5 stars.<\/p>\n
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Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are no strangers to censorship. They have often been called out for propagating misinformation or being biased towards one side of arguments. Internet censorship and the biasing tendency of social media is always in question. Elyments must ensure zero biasing, said Adarsh M, the product lead for Rosate, in a LinkedIn post.<\/p>\n
Other things for Elyments to keep in mind will be app integration for easier sign-ups, user privacy and ensuring that funding remains indigenous. The app is still in its nascent stages and has a long way to go before it can measure up to likes of global giants.Advertisement<\/p>\n
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