This video is about Vero True Social ("Vero/"), a social networking application.

The Vero app is available for iOS and Android devices.

According to Vero, the social network will not show advertisements, collect user data or use an algorithm.

The Vero app allows users to post many different types of content. In addition to posting photos and videos, users can post content related to books, movies, television, links, music and a location.

Vero has a very nice layout and the visual content is displayed in a vertical or grid format. The social networking app also allows users to control who sees their posts.

You can share posts with close friends, friends, acquaintances and followers.

The app allows you to edit your photos and add effects. Users can like, comment, and share content. You can see who is following a profile and you can see who is following the profile.

Vero has a feature it calls Collections, which organizes content by category.

I like the social network and I think it's a fun app to use. However, I should note that there doesn't seem to be much user activity on the social network. I saw tons of profiles that hadn't posted in a long time.

To be honest, though, I haven't added any connections, so I'm not connected to any close friends, friends, or acquaintances on the app. I should note that the feed on Vero is filled with content from your connections and people you follow. Since I don't follow many people and have no connections, my feed is empty except for showing my posts. Also, not having many followers contributes to the feeling of the overall lack of activity in the app.

However, I will continue to explore and use the app for a while, but I'm not sure how much longer I'll be using it.

It would be really great if more people actively used the app. In my opinion, Vero has a lot of potential.

As I discuss in the video, I think it would be great if there was an option to post plain text, and it would be nice if there was a desktop version of the social network.

I also discuss how Vero says there will be no algorithm. I certainly understand and appreciate what they're trying to do with that.

I also understand and like the idea of content appearing in collection categories. But as I mention in the video, there may be a separate page in the app where the content is displayed in a wall/grid.

But let me go into that a little more here.

The idea is that the content can be generated on a separate page and displayed on a wall/grid based on relevance [instead of ONLY having a vertical/chronological feed.

That way, people could explore and filter the visual grid at their leisure. This would complement how content is displayed chronologically in a user's regular feed and how it is stored in the staging area.

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