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You’re saying it’s laughable to think people would not switch to a web app over an iOS app if the iOS app is no longer available? There’s no way the vast major

You’re saying it’s laughable to think people would not switch to a web app over an iOS app if the iOS app is no longer available? There’s no way the vast majority of users would switch. This would be the case for any sort of app. But especially for a chat app. Also, iOS users generally spend more money and I presume in cases like their China market share, are also higher net worth users. Losing iOS users would be more than just losing their small percent of the overall iOS/Android market share.

capableweb 7y ago
"You’re saying it’s laughable to think people would not switch to a web app over an iOS app if the iOS app is no longer available?" No, I'm saying if there is a application that solves a real-world problem (like keeping track of where to protest about the future of your home or communication with people are not reachable elsewhere), people don't care if you open Safari and click on a bookmark or if they open a native application. As long as it works, people will use it in the way they can access it with their current device. "Losing iOS users would be more than just losing their small percent of the overall iOS/Android market share" Not sure how much that would actually effect the global market share.