Voice calls app to app and to landlines (costs money).The interface isn’t as slick as Facebook or easy to use as other well-known social media apps like Twitter so it will take some time to adjust to the layout.It’s kind of busy to look at and there are ads of course but what app doesn’t have them, the point is that it just adds more noise overall.It’s not well-known outside of Asia, chances are your friends will already be fully invested in another chat app so it may take some convincing to get them to migrate all of their contacts over to a new service.It covers your social media needs, you make purchases using Line Pay or if you’re in Japan use it to hail a cab! You can almost run your life from this single app.Keeps all of your conversations in one place.Calls to landlines, it’s not free but they’re cheap.It’s not chained to your smartphone, you can use Line on your PC or Mac too.Line also steps outside of just calling by offering emoticons, stickers, group messaging and the ability to share multiple media amongst other Line users, basically it’s a social media channel like Facebook and Twitter. You can also make group poll’s to get feedback.Create events where participants can RSVP.Split bills feature that will divide up the bill for each participant and notify each person (not available in all countries).Mapping feature which tells you the location of everyone involved in the discussion.If you’re only interested in group messaging then this should be one of your go-to chat apps, however, most people are after a few more features, in this case, it may not be the best option.Photo and video sharing that allows participants to ‘like’.You can still send direct one-to-one messages.
When you send a group text using your texting feature on your smartphone you’re really only sending a bunch of individual texts, there is no group conversation happening.
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