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alexmbn
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by alexmbn 18 Aug 2012, 15:12

Hi,
I can see in Badoo.com a very cool and addictive function.
It is simple : The purpose is to be able to know (with a green tiny check icon) that our last message has been read or not by the person who is chatting with us.

The same way we already know in arrowchat when they are typing an answer thanks to the small chat icon which is appearing at the bottom right of the chat window.

Have a good day
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Jason
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by Jason 18 Aug 2012, 16:01

I tend to not like this idea much as I think it invades privacy a little too much. However, we are definitely considering adding this as an optional thing.
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alexmbn
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by alexmbn 19 Aug 2012, 02:03

Hi, this is great news.
Optional is the best way.
People really love that. When they send a message it is good to know if they have to hope for an answer and spend some time in waiting or drop the conversation knowing that the message has been read, but not answered.

By the way, you already do this function in arrowchat backend.

Cheers
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MFonti
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by MFonti 29 Sep 2012, 08:13

Jason wrote:I tend to not like this idea much as I think it invades privacy a little too much. However, we are definitely considering adding this as an optional thing.


That is great, I really need this function! :)
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skyrie
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by skyrie 02 Mar 2014, 08:58

I would also like to see this included in a future update.
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by Staff Bot 16 Dec 2014, 00:26

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