Either obeying silent mode or having an option to disable the, admittedly pleasant, sounds would be very welcome.
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#42You have a snow leopard in your app screenshots. The Chinese woman just made the latest news cycles about being mauled by attempting to get a selfie with one. I hope those who use your app will ensure they are taking photos from a very safe distance.
The second photo is a tiger lunging at the camera ready to kill the user.
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#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
(semi serious) are there any ways to distinguish photos from being taken up close with no barrier vs behind plexiglass in a zoo?
I don’t think you’d want to solve for plexiglass since not all zoos have that but you could just cluster sightings and if you have 1000 sightings in a very particular location it wouldn’t be hard to identify.
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#45I really don’t understand silent mode on the iPhone (and I’ve used iPhones since the OG!) but your app is one of those that ignores it. Either obeying silent mode or having an option to disable the, admittedly pleasant, sounds would be very welcome.
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#46Leave wildlife alone.
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#47It appears the Wildex user in your 2nd screenshot is about to get mauled to death.
Wait, so you're saying going up to catch a mountain lion for my collection when I'm out on a hike is a bad idea...
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#48Gamifying encounters with wildlife... an idea that disrupts ecosystems. Leave wildlife alone.