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It is a 3rd party app compatibility problem. It is a glaring issue with a core user journey. This does not happen on iOS. 3rd party app compat is particularly b
by enos_feedler 5y ago
It is a 3rd party app compatibility problem. It is a glaring issue with a core user journey. This does not happen on iOS. 3rd party app compat is particularly bad on Android.
Default camera app would not scan.
Pixel 4 vs. iPhone 12 Pro
- enos_feedler 5y agoAlso, your follow up questions sound exactly like the kind of questions an engineer who makes an Android phone would ask and not a product person who understands an average user and their expectations.
- Mikeb85 5y agoAnd? For better or worse Android is an open platform. It's the vast majority of phones world-wide, it's extremely functional and can be a very good experience depending somewhat on the handset maker. Apple can control their quality to the degree they want, but it's also not an open platform and there's limited hardware choice. I'll take Android any day, and most people I know do too. Also, while we're talking about user experience, Google's cloud everything is far better than Apple's. Google services are amazing too.