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Android rollout continues! Japan, Brazil & Russia coming Tuesday Nigeria & India on Friday AM Rest… https://t.co/59AOXziZdG Clubhouse (@Clubhouse) 1621182901000
Clubhouse is still taking a measured approach with its Android app launch. Last week, the company said it will stick to its waitlist and invite system on Android for now and open it up further in the coming months.
This is because the company says it grew much quicker than expected, partly owing to the pandemic. This had its downsides, as the load stressed our systems causing widespread server outages and notification failures, and surpassing the limits of our early discovery algorithms, Clubhouse said
ETtech Interview | ‘Want to make Clubhouse available to all, as quickly as possible’
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Clubhouse founders Paul Davison and Rohan Sethi on what lies ahead for the audio-only social media platform, which is yet to launch an Android app.
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Clubhouse founders Rohan Sethi (left) and Paul Davison. (Illustration: Rahul Awasthi/ETtech)
Mumbai: Hi, it’s Samidha. Clubhouse, the invite-only, audio chat app has created massive global buzz over the past few months, attracting the likes of Tesla Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk onto its platform. Backed by Silicon Valley venture fund Andreessen Horowitz, it has also managed to stir up the traditional media, as tech leaders are using Clubhouse to go direct in their fight against mainstream press.