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Too Many Texts? 'Pigeon Messaging' Apps Aim to Slow Things Down
The apps use GPS-based digital pigeons and bird minigames to make messages arrive minutes or hours later, with Carrier Pidge topping 110 mph.
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The new digital trend is at a slow pace. Platforms like Carrier Pidge and Roost intentionally block sending messages by simulating bird theft. This artificial delay seduces hundreds of thousands of users tired of ambient hyperconnection.
Carrier Pigeon Apps Roost and Carrier Pidge Surge in Popularity as Users Embrace Slow Messaging Trend
Two apps, Roost Social and Carrier Pidge, simulate carrier pigeon messaging, attracting users seeking slower, intentional communication. Their popularity reflects a cultural shift towards less instantaneous digital interactions.
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