Video messaging app Marco Polo is different than FaceTime or Skype. Instead of focusing on real-time video chats, users send video messages called Polos to each other and respond whenever they have the time to. The developer, Joya Communications, proudly states on its App Store and Play Store listings that it does not sell data to advertisers or attempt to get users to "like" messages. The developer states, "This is an app that parents actually want their family to use." came to the conclusion that "Marco Polo users were significantly less lonely, exhibited fewer depressive symptoms, and ...
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