Satirical Guide to Apps That Claim to Read Your Mind and Mostly Read Ads
by Predictive Text, Sponsored by Regret — Internet & Tech Humor from Telepathy with a Marketing Budget
Author: Hana Tanaka
Hana Tanaka is a Japanese-American improv coach and Oxford comma advocate. Her blog, *Haiku or Heckle?*, decodes satire in haiku form. She teaches satire at Tokyo University in the English Lit department.
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