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To response the call of “Stop lessons, go on learning”, Ding Talk offers a platform for students to have online classes. This makes them meet their teachers, classmates, feel the academic atmosphere earlier over clouds. Even some of the students get rid of some bad habits like wake up late. It also makes my winter holiday life more ‘enjoyable and colorful’. I sincerely want to thank to the Ding Talk support team, because of them, we can enjoy our lessons with less lag or unclear images/video flow. In addition, this software really helps teacher a lot, according to Ding Talk, it is more convenient and faster for teachers to know about students’ feedback of classes, then teachers can adjust their teaching plans in order to make each student get the knowledge they need. Online teaching give a positive response to the call of “Stop lessons, go on learning”, and leaves a ‘good’ impression on the society, especially on students. Thank to Ding Talk again!

This app is as bad as the many other reviews say it is, for the said reasons. At first I assumed the bad reviews are a joke, but now that I’m using it, the vast majority are very accurate. One thing I would like to add, aside from the numerous permission requests you are constantly bombarded with, is that they lock the search after maybe 6-10 tries. I was trying to find my company on DingTalk, as they require it. But using initials comes up as “too short” for a search and the full name doesn’t return any results. What is the point of a search feature that doesn’t have anything but an exact match? And why should I get locked out for searching for a name? Why not have security on the other end, wait for the admin of your group to allow you to join? Illogical, clumsy, and a hassle. Just a pathetic excuse for an app.

There is a lot to say these days about companies grabbing your personal information in order to make a buck, only to lose it in a catastrophic hack and say “oops” with little to no repercussions. Maybe some people don’t care about this, but for those who do, read on. We’ve seen it equifax, facebook, twitter, even the weather app on ios leaking your location. If you worry about your personal information like I do, don’t use this app. It requires that you use facial recognition software in order to sign in and out of work, along with where you are. This is not acceptable for a job, and never should be, unless maybe you’re working for the government, but even so it should never be put on the internet. Stalking and identity theft has never been easier.