#Friendster app

The social network Friendster is making a comeback after shutting down for more than a decade. Friendster is now back online after shutting down in 2015. Revived by developer Mike Carson, the platform is now available as an iOS app. Unlike modern platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, the new Friendster removes ads, algorithms and data selling to focus on real connections according to Carson. Carson states his reason in bringing back Friendster: "I met my wife through OkCupid. If Friendster helps even a few people build that kind of connection, then it’s worth it." The new Friendster platform is still in early stages with no web version yet and Android support expected later. These recordings automatically sync to the Nothing X app, where users can replay, edit, share, or transcribe them. For selfies and video calls, it has  a 50-megapixel front snapper capable of recording video at up to 4K resolution and 60 frames per second. Read more in our articles including "Friendster app now available on iOS" and "Nothing Ear (3a) priced in the Philippines".