"Sobrr will make sure there is no evidence of your craziness. You will always be “sober” online."
The only way they can make it sure is that they don't allow you to post anything. Otherwise it's just the same lie that Snapchat started and less tech-savvy people may believe it (that nobody can save their photo that expires). I'm sure they quickly become sober when they see their "expired" photo spreading on the net.
To say something positive:
I like the 24-hour friendship thing, because it makes sure there is only active "friends" in your list, and also forces a little more interaction:
"At the end of the 24th hour, you two will be cleared from each other’s friend list, unless both sides tapped “Keep.”"
The only way they can make it sure is that they don't allow you to post anything. Otherwise it's just the same lie that Snapchat started and less tech-savvy people may believe it (that nobody can save their photo that expires). I'm sure they quickly become sober when they see their "expired" photo spreading on the net.
To say something positive: I like the 24-hour friendship thing, because it makes sure there is only active "friends" in your list, and also forces a little more interaction:
"At the end of the 24th hour, you two will be cleared from each other’s friend list, unless both sides tapped “Keep.”"