Twitter has defeated Read It Later. Today's competition gets a little more niche.
Welcome back to Gizmodo’s March Madness bracket challenge to name the greatest app of all time! Yesterday’s lineup was an extremely close race and Read It Later fans put up an admirable fight but with 52 percent of the vote, Twitter goes to the next round. Today, we have a contest between apps for people who like to do things a little differently. If you’re just tuning in, you can read all about our selection criteria for this historic contest right here.
Telegram Taking on SwiftKey, we have Telegram, the goth kid of encrypted messaging. Telegram has its fans in the U.S., but like WhatsApp, its biggest audience is outside our borders. It has pulled in around 800 million monthly active users by promoting itself as the most private platform around. While that’s not really true today, its co-founder Pavel Durov was sort of an Elon Musk-style hype man for encrypted messaging in the 2010s and he remains a big defender of free speech.
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