I still have RiF installed on my phone. Does that answer your question?
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You can keep using RiF if you patch it with ReVanced. I used this method for another third party app.
So you cost the author money and you pay them nothing?
If you wear a mask you can also break into their house and steal the batteries of their remote...
No. Reddit thinks my patched version is a completely separate app. Reddit still allows third party apps to use their API for free as long as the usage is low. The limit is way too low for all the big third party apps but more than enough for just one person. Follow the guide to "create" your own app.
Fair enough
I tell you what freaked me out - I was tidying up my contacts and my late sister's photo had changed to that of a nice-looking youngish man. She died of brain cancer in Jan 2020. I'd left her contact there out of sentiment, but of course her number has been recycled. Ooof.
I saved them, adding death anniversary so I could remember them. Bit morbid but they meant a lot to me.
My Xbox friend list has a slowly growing number of gamer tags that will never be online again
Climate change will be reversed and billionaires will be abolished before I delete my grandparents contacts from my phone. Every time I pass my grandpa's, I hear Hello young man, it's your grandfather. like he said every time we talked on the phone regardless of who called who.
I can understand those who don't feel the same way.
Keep it if you want, don't keep it if you don't.
But never forget the people.
I let it stay.
It is weird when someone that uses the number joins signal though... I want to reach out to them because I miss my brother but its a good reminder that life marches on with or without you. And we should let the ones who have left, go.
I add the ⚱️emoji to their name.
Makes them easy to search for and stop to have a moment of reflection on their effect on my life.
I got confused and then realised it was a cremation urn. Funny how some cultures are different, as in mine Cremation is uncommon and burial is common
I delete it. For those people, I have more profound ways to contact them.
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