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I dont have a good suggestion, but you may unintentionally be about to give your daughter a brutal lesson in network effects. If all her friends end up using something else, she will be isolated.
You're not wrong.
One upside - the kids will learn this, and also the value of separate communication channels.
I'd I could get my family to switch to anything other than SMS I'd be happy.
Will 10yo's actually value separate channels? Or will OP's daughter just end up being the "other weird kid on the weird app we dont like". I know nothing about 10yo's though, maybe I am wrong.
I kind of meant as they go. At some point it'll make sense to them.