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The claim isn't never--it's for installing a small set of apps that you don't change for more or less the entire lifetime of your device.

• muthdra 8y ago
  Yes. Lurking around the app store of your device and installing random apps is a behavior for first-time users of the platform. Back during 2010 to 2015, almost everyone was a first-time user of the platform. From now on, downloading random apps is a job for ever younger audiences.
  • andybak 8y ago
    Crikey. I'm 48, a developer and I still install random apps.
    • muthdra 8y ago
      Yes, I see and it's not binary like there's people who download random apps or not and there's people who are young or not, it's just that the numbers are clearly going in specific directions really fast.
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  • jchanimal 8y ago
    I just bought a new iPad and one of the first things I looked for was apps that utilize the AR frameworks etc. if you are just gonna stick to the web it’s hard to take advantage the full power of your new device.
    • muthdra 8y ago
      Yes because it's new and awesome and I'll probably do the same when I get an AR compatible device but it's not the reason we get the device. We get the device to install the apps we already like because we have stuff to do that we already started. Mostly. But especially for older audiences.
      • coldtea 8y ago
        Older audiences tend to get replaced by younger ones.