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Its a typical user engagement trick. If you install the app then you have a constant advert on your home screen and they have the ability to constantly spam you
by ndnxhs 8y ago
Its a typical user engagement trick. If you install the app then you have a constant advert on your home screen and they have the ability to constantly spam you with reengagement notifications
- saagarjha 8y agoAnd they get far more access to your information than they would in a browser.
- rapnie 8y agoPlus no opportunity to block ads + trackers, etc. in the embedded chromium-based browser.
- Rjevski 8y agoFirst thing I do when I click on a link on LinkedIn is to open the context/share menu and press “open in Safari”. Hopefully if enough people do this it will make it clear in their analytics that nobody wants their shitty knockoff browser. The worst is that it’s using deprecated APIs on iOS that make it several times slower than Safari.