After users visit a subverse, if gets saved so users can easily access the subverse again. Users do have the option of clearing this history.
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This is the page where users can search and subscribe to a specific subverse.
If app users click on a news article on the frontpage, this is the information that comes up. Users mainly see a comment thread that corresponds to the article.
When users sign-in on the Voatify app, they are asked to authorize their log-in information.
Once users create a Voat account, they encounter the “welcome page.” This page gives the users some tips to get the most out of Voat/Voatify, information about subscribing to a subverse, and enabling a night mode.
When users create an account through the voatify app, they are directed to the voat website. This is the page that comes up. Users are instructed to create a username and password. Also present on this page is information about user privacy.
When users click on the settings menu, these are the options that come up. Users have the option to donate, rate in the app store, remove ads, and restore purchases. At the bottom of the settings menu is contact information, a log in function, and an option to create an account.
When app users click on the settings menu, these are the options that come up. Users have the option to put filters on their account and clear their history.
Users have some control on how news articles are ordered on the frontpage. If users click on the “hot” button in the top right corner of the screen, they can sort information by new, top, or hot.
Once users download the Voatify app, this is the first page that comes up. Users primarily encounter news articles.
Under the “Related” heading on the app's information page, the user can see other social media apps that Voatify users have also purchased. This information suggests that Voatify is similar to Reddit. This page also shows the “top grossing iPhone news apps.”
Under the “reviews” tab on the Voatify app (before users download the app), users can see reviews and app ratings.
Under the details tab for the Voatify app, users can view the developer website.
Under the details tab for the Voatify app, users can see the different versions of the app. This image shows the most recent versions of this app.
Under the details tab, users can see the different versions of the Voatify app. This image shows the first three versions of this app.
This is where users can obtain information about some of the social and technical aspects of the Voatify app. Information includes: who sells the app, what category it falls under, the current version, size, the app’s rating, mobile device compatibility, and language options.
This is the description for the Voatify mobile app
This is the iOS mobile app for Voat: Voatify. This is what comes up when users search for Voat.
This page highlights Voat's concept of a partner program. According to the page, Voat will give company shares and ad revenue to users who share their original content, serve as moderators, and who write comments. Currently the site states that registration for the initial testing of this is closed.
This is Voat's user registration page. To register, Voat requires only a user name and password. They do not ask for an email or any other personal information.
This page allows users to explore the various subverses on Voat. It is organized by the number of subscribers, with those subverses with the most subscribers at the top. This includes: news, technology, science, and gaming as the top four. This page also allows you to create your own subverse. You can also sort by newest and most active, as well as search.
This Voat subverse is dedicated to videos. Like other subverses, this page lists number of subscribers, number currently online, moderators, and how long it has been a community. This subverse lists several guidelines of what should and should not be posted. Contributors for this subverse are also give "flair" based on the number of contributions.
This subverse focuses on television related content and discussion. Like other subverses it lists number of subscribers, those currently on line, moderators, and how long it has been a community. This subverse utilizes several rules relating to what/how to post, illegal content, and spoilers.
This suberverse of Voat focuses on all things technology. Topics ranged from technology and the Paris attacks, to Facebook, Edward Snowden, and officer body cameras. As with the other subverses it highlights the number of subscribers, current users on line, and how long it has been a community. There are no rules posted, only a note stating to contact moderators if you don't know why your post was removed. This is a large subverse with nearly 60,000 subscribers and almost 400 online.
This subverse of Voat focuses on sports lovers. As with the other subverses, the page shows the number of subscribers, current users online, how long the community has been in existence and the managers. This page does not have any rules for posting. Topics of the posts concern anything from amateur, college, and professional sports and athletes worldwide.