Why hide emergency contact info? Put it in Emergency group on everyone's phone.
replyThe goal should be to send a single message with nature of emergency, what you need from them, and what they do like call police
I could see a private reference page with important info. Including checklist for various scenarios. That's what I thought you did. Then print out a copy and put in binder somewhere at home.
> If they don't have WhatsApp
replyIs this really likely? I would guess only 70 year olds don't have WhatsApp.
Seems more likely you forget the impoprtant phone numbers because you never enter them manually.
Nobody in my friend group has a WhatsApp and I'm a millennial.
replyDepends where you are, in most European countries, everyone including their grandmas will use Whatsapp.
replyIt doesn’t have to be just for one type of user.
replyIn the US, the only people I know who use WhatsApp are immigrants who use it to talk to friends and family back home.
replyWith iMessage, Discord, and Signal, I can't imagine a use case for me or anyone I know to use WhatsApp.
replyThe vast majority of the world defaults to whatsapp. But yes, other than convention, any of these could be equivalent.
replyI don’t see why you would care for Discord over whatsapp except that it’s what you happen to use already.
WhatsApp is not universally used. Line, WeChat, and KakaoTalk are more common in East Asia
replylol not 70, no Whatsapp.
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