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For me it's not that it's hard to find stuff, it's that I don't...need...stuff. I use a phone as a communications device, as a shopping device, or as a panel to
by eropple 6y ago
For me it's not that it's hard to find stuff, it's that I don't...need...stuff. I use a phone as a communications device, as a shopping device, or as a panel to services I pay for through other pathways. I actually do not remember the last app I purchased, like...for money.
IAPs are somewhat of a different story, but even those are pretty niche for me. Do people really need that much...stuff?
- ogre_codes 6y agoI can't say I buy a ton of apps either. I do use a lot of apps though. Most for services or products I otherwise own or use. My sprinklers, my bank, brokerage, and credits cards, Zoom, iRobot, etc. I do also buy a few apps. Not a ton, but a few here and there. A few calculator apps, a few random games. Things like Pixelmator and Linea Sketch I use quite a bit. I think I've bought more apps on my iPad than on my Mac. My phone not quite so many, but I've bought a few. Mostly not many because I don't use my phone as much as my iPad or my Mac.