3 November 2026
So, WAND has updated its app. And what have they done?
They've essentially found another way around the two-hour limit.
With the introduction of Boost and the new "Get More Time" options, users can supposedly earn additional playtime. But how? By collecting points, watching advertisements, completing activities, and whatever else they decide to introduce.
Let's be clear about something: the original issue hasn't been addressed.
The petition raised concerns about the two-hour limit. Over 1,300 verified signatures, hundreds of shares, and countless comments from users made it clear that people were unhappy with this decision.
And what has WAND done in response?
Instead of reconsidering the limit, they've introduced additional systems that encourage users to spend time earning points and engaging with advertisements just to get back the time they previously had.
In other words, they've worked around the restriction rather than actually addressing the feedback.
It honestly feels like the interests of the platform are being prioritised over the people who use it. More monetisation, more engagement requirements, and more hoops for users to jump through. All while potentially driving away the very player base that helped make WeMod what it is today.
I find this approach incredibly disappointing. It's difficult to understand how making a service less convenient for existing users is supposed to be a good long-term decision.
And despite all of this, the petition continues to grow.
We have now reached 1,554 supporters! That's another 231 people since my previous update. More people are still making their voices heard, signing, and sharing their experiences. Yet, meaningful action on the original concerns remains absent.
The petition is still here, and the concerns haven't disappeared.
I apologise for the lack of updates recently. I haven't forgotten about this petition or the people who supported it. I'll continue trying to keep everyone informed as things develop.
Thank you to everyone who signed, shared, and supported this effort. Your support is still appreciated, and I hope we can continue bringing attention to this issue.
— Hikari