With Brazil now the second worst-hit country during the pandemic, Burger King has been giving its customers a tasty reason to stay at home. Once they download and activate the fast food retailer’s app, people can be geo-localised. In other words, their movements can be tracked. The less they leave their living space, the more goodies Burger King gives them – from discounts to an entire free meal. But be careful guys: don’t fatten your own curves while flattening the curve! By the way, it reminds us of a similar initiative by Thai Airways, who gave more air miles to the customers who went out and about the least.

 

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Android and Ziwe invite everyone to find love, no matter what phone they have

 

 

This Valentine’s Day, Android is launching a film called “Finding Love with Ziwe,” created by DAVID Miami, this time honing in on the taxing emotional cost phone users experience when they text each other using SMS. Through a series of light-hearted interviews with real people, the film aims to highlight the cultural stigma against green bubbles in the U.S. and help iPhone users realize they are missing out on love because Apple supports the outdated technology, SMS.

Though Apple recently announced they plan to replace SMS with a more modern technology, RCS, the stigma around green bubbles could remain.

The interview is led by American journalist, comedian, and writer, Ziwe Fumudoh who applies her famous satirical approach to the issue. As an iPhone user, Ziwe brings her authentic first-hand experience and insight into the pain points created by Apple's use of antiquated technology when texting with Android. She brings iPhone users who are single and consider green-bubble texts ‘a deal breaker,’ face-to-face with prospective love matches who are Android users. By asking tough questions, Ziwe gets the iPhone users to realize they might be missing out on finding their perfect match because of their green bubble bias.

"Messaging is at the heart of the dating experience. And like any good relationship, the communication between Android and iPhone users should be seamless, inclusive, and secure. It’s time to get over the green bubble bias and not let it be the reason for a missed love connection", says Adrienne Lofton, VP Global Consumer Marketing.

“This bad texting experience only happens in chats between iPhones and non-iPhones, such as Android, and has created a cultural bias. Dating is already hard, and for many, the green bubble stigma makes it even harder. Ultimately, our goal is to create awareness amongst iPhone users that they may be overlooking perfectly eligible Android singles and missing out on potential love,” says Rafa Donato, CCO at DAVID Miami.

Since premiering her YouTube web series in 2017, Ziwe has taken the internet by storm with her signature candor, wit, and salient commentary. As the host of the late-night variety sketch show Ziwe for two seasons, she gave provocative and hilarious interviews full of hard truths to celebrities and politicians like Fran Leibowitz, Drew Barrymore, and George Santos. In addition to having an impressive career in television and comedy, a successful podcast, and a highly-anticipated book, Ziwe’s been named to Forbes 30 Under 30, and received critical acclaim by The New York Times, TIME, and Variety, among others. 

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