Open - let's be open Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 88 reviews. Read all reviews for Open - let's be open for iPhone.
Open - let's be open is free iOS app published by Open Technologies Inc.
Not bad
slangin psn
Seems interesting idea I like how you can stay private wish they had options to search for topics
Once you accept…
Jbsblpbp
Once you accept the fact that you were lured into getting this app bc you believed a specific friend was requesting or needing your help, ONLY to find out that that “friend” was just a number in your contact list (possibly your colleague, your dog sitter, your plumber, your nephew, etc), you might find some of the anonymous conversations interesting. However, if the interesting conversation develops into something more, it seems you are often left with just a mind game. Once you figure out that you can DM a certain animal and that each animal in a conversation can be cloaked in a new disguise in another conversation, you wonder how much of the anonymity feature falls prey to unaccountability. Certain individuals have told me that they posted certain messages that they could see but I couldn’t on my side - again, very odd, considering the touting of the anonymity feature. But, I guess, if you are up for the game…
Sketchy
Regified
Just downloaded the app and joined. Took me to a page that said I had ten conversations to join but have no ability to join the conversation. In fact, I can’t read the whole page , it cuts off
Dumbest app ever!!
leena beans
Let’s be open really means only if my view and your view match otherwise your not entitled to speak your truth! So sensitive and unrealistic about real life. Enjoy living in LaLa land with your fake alias names.
open app is interesting
pvement121
I think open app can be a good alternative to Reddit and talk about substantive topics. I’ll be looking to see how it evolves.
Kind of a let down ?
dickopp
I get the idea behind the app, but the problem with making an app like this specifically for close friends is that most people are already super close with their good friends or family, meaning they already know how you text, how you use emojis, and the different people and environments you frequent, so there is a much higher likelihood people will realize who’s talking to who. Especially when sharing an event that happened in your life it’s not hard to identify who’s who, seeing that whoever’s on the app chatting with you has “a friend what’s to chat with me” in on their minds from the start of the conversation. The whole conversation becomes them asking you directly who you are or them thinking about who you are the whole time . It’s the whole thing is based on the assumption that people will just shut up and connect deeply but instead people become more curious about who you are and why you invited them
Mind games
PrissilaCuellar
I got a text saying a friend of mine had invited me to join the app and thought it was weird, tried to open an account and I can’t receive the message code. So it’s messing w my head cause I thought “a friend really needs to talk to me about something and all my friends for some reasons seem to be going thru something hard and I can’t tell who this person is and what they might actually wanna tell me” but after reading the reviews now I’m thinking “Kay this was a scam for something and everyone’s fine” you can’t trust anything, can you?
Scam
Brjdbridbedikfbrvekxb
I got a anonymous text saying someone was trying to message me, when I download the app it says they need access to my contacts before I can see who messaged me. Why? So they can send the spam text to all my contacts it’s fake
No judgement
Nicole tgk
This is a cool idea. I really like how you can feel safe and be yourself with the anonymity but know that you’re talking to friends. The app lets you focus on what you’re saying without all the popularity gimmicks.