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myBFD Apple Mobile App Now Live

After several months’ development the native myBFD app is now approved and live on the Apple App Store. The app for Android devices is already available on Google Play.

The development of this app for members has been a long time coming and now turns myBFD into a fully-fledged social media application, like Facebook,

exclusively

for those on Bronze membership plans and above.

If you are a member and use an Apple iPhone you can download the myBFD app now.

Features of the myBFD private community include:

  • Member Profiles
  • Social Groups
  • Notifications
  • Forum Discussions
  • Network Search
  • Member Connections
  • Activity Feeds
  • Private Messaging
  • Albums & Media
  • Native iOS and Android Apps

Even Jacinda Harden-Early is pleased to see this finally come to fruition.

If you want a secure space for The BFD members where you can interact without the heavy hand of Facebook or Twitter censorship, then myBFD is for you. Join one of our membership plans, bronze or above, and enjoy myBFD.

Many thanks to those who donated to make this happen. It is now a reality and we can grow our community through the use of the app.

Join me at myBFD. See you there soon!

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