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I assume it is because at the moment the usability is identical across all devices and bank versions. Enabling a feature on a device and not on the other which
by sschueller 5y ago
I assume it is because at the moment the usability is identical across all devices and bank versions. Enabling a feature on a device and not on the other which has more users will cause support headaches.
- cnst 5y agoBut then that's Apple issue. Simply refer the Apple fans back to Apple, or advise them to switch to Android.
- sschueller 5y agoThat doesn't work with Apple fans. They will blame you, never Apple. It has gotten better now but back then it was always your fault because Apple was the most innovative etc. etc. etc.
- cnst 5y agoGood artists copy, great artists steal. Apple literally copied half of the Android long after stuff made it to Android. They've even copied Swype keyboard like 10 years later!
- withinboredom 5y agoAnd Android copied windows phone. ;) Windows phone had some of the best power settings for a long time, turning into a dumb phone when the battery got low.
- pornel 5y agoApple rejects apps for explaining App Store guidelines to users or mentioning Android.
- m-p-3 5y agoWhy stop implementing a feature because one of the vendor is arbitrarily limiting the hardware? Targetting the lowest common denominator isn't always the right move, especially if one platform is stagnating for their own benefit. Light up a fire under their feet, have the userbase put some pressure on Apple if they're unhappy about the situation.