Been testing Yubo for about a month now, and it’s basically Tinder but for making friends instead of dating. You swipe through profiles of people around your age, and if you both swipe right, you can start chatting. Pretty straightforward stuff, though it took me a bit to get used to the whole vibe of it being focused on friendship rather than dating.
The main thing you’ll be doing is checking out people’s profiles and joining live streams. There’s this cool feature where you can hop into group video chats – kinda like a virtual hangout spot. You can also add tags to your profile to find people who’re into the same stuff as you, whether that’s gaming, music, or whatever. And they’ve got these themed rooms where people just chill and talk about specific topics.
Look, if you’re someone who’s looking to expand their social circle or maybe chat with people from other countries, this might be worth checking out. But real talk – you’ve gotta be careful with any social app these days. It’s mostly aimed at teens and young adults, and while they’ve got some decent safety features, you still need to use common sense. Not gonna lie, it can be hit or miss finding genuine connections, but that’s pretty much how these social apps go.
