For one, Discord Nitro comes in two tiers. One is a $3/month “Basic” subscription (in the US) which currently unlocks custom emoji, bigger uploads, and more.

In short, Discord for Android should get new features at roughly the same time as iOS and PC apps, rather than those new additions being delayed by days or weeks.

Discord works on computers, Xbox gaming consoles and mobile devices. Some users have complained that Discord is less intuitive to use than applications like Zoom or Skype, but its emphasis on text ...

Presently, Discord usernames have a set of numbers applied to it, but with new changes coming to the app's infrastructure, this will be phased out entirely.