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> Most people don't need a faster processor to view their Twitter. If twitter keeps “improving” their app you will. But seriously though, how is it that the t
by dawnerd 7y ago
> Most people don't need a faster processor to view their Twitter.
If twitter keeps “improving” their app you will.
But seriously though, how is it that the twitter app regularly causes my devices to lock up?
- cronix 7y agoNo idea, I don't allow those apps (most) on my phone. The website works just fine for those rare times I actually use it, which is mostly clicking on links that lead back there. If I need a newer faster phone to view basic html (a list view of posts, with video...basic stuff here...) then I just won't use that noncritical service. I'll live. There is no need to use a lot of cpu for such a basic thing. It's a glorified website.