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Okay, so it's a storefront aggregator, with an inticing offer to buy a sub from MS. This would only really work if there were more than 1 large storefront and people had a legit difficult time using multiple storefronts. Nokia/MS did something very cool for WP8 that was a social media aggregator, basically an app that accessed all of your social media feeds and displayed them in one feed, with the ability to reply from one social media account to another, xposting, coherent people tracking across social media, etc. It was called the "Peolple" app and it was legit awesome, you didn't need to have a dozen tabs open or to remember which friend used which network or login in/out to get from one account to another, etc. They ruined it in WP8.1 by turning it into a glorified contacts lists for reasons I've never heard a good explanation for. Probabaly legal/ToS stuff with all the social media companies, I'd guess.
So, in theory this could work. MS (or Nokia?) has shown the ability to do something similar in the past. But in practice you've got at most 2 storefronts and Discord. That's not a lot of management that the device/service is picking up, and locking yourself into a shitty hardware config isn't a good trade off.
