Nah, if it gets big enough, Apple will care. They literally said (based on court document) that iMessage on Android is a horrible idea because it’ll make it easier for people to switch platform.

IIRC it doesn’t pull up to the side, but it does slow down slowly and safely until a full-stop.

Then the autopilot disengage.

Don’t know about this keyboard or Chinese, but a language specific feature might be one of the reason.

I use SwiftKey and I love how it supports multilingual autocorrect and prediction for Indonesian and English without needing to switch between keyboard language.

iOS built in keyboard supports multilingual typing for some languages, but not Indonesian.

I assume people love it also because some specific feature that doesn’t exist in the stock keyboard.

For identity verification, you can just do a simple key signing, just like how Nostr does it.

Each user will generate a public-private key pair on their own device and has all their posts (and edit/delete requests) signed using their key.

If someone wants to delete or edit their post, the site can just verify that the request is signed with the same key.

There’s still issue of who’s going to store the user’s follows, etc. but I think we can find a way to workaround it.