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Most of issues are developer only. Maybe that's why? As an user I'd prefer to interact with larger company that is not going anywhere rather than each develope
by llukas 5y ago
Most of issues are developer only. Maybe that's why?
As an user I'd prefer to interact with larger company that is not going anywhere rather than each developer separately. This has downsides as described in grandparent post but also increases trust a bit for unknown developers.
- rob74 5y agoAnd yet people (with some exceptions) don't stop developing for it. And that's because iOS is still where the money is - iOS users are much more willing to pay for an app than Android users. For a user, the typical interaction with a large company is a nightmare of emails with stock replies that don't have anything to do with what you were asking, or hours spent on the phone; while interacting with individual developers (especially as a paying customer) is typically much less of a hassle.