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Well, I don't like to be a party pooper, but there's only two way this can go : - nobody working at Bolt care that they geofencing is lame. The fault was there
by Fiahil 4y ago
Well, I don't like to be a party pooper, but there's only two way this can go :
- nobody working at Bolt care that they geofencing is lame. The fault was there since the beginning and the two freelancers maintaining the web version have a long backlog, little visibility and no bargaining power. Plus, they haven't got their contract renewed yet.
- They have no idea your workaround exists. Even if they are bored enough to read Hacker News on a Sunday, their web app is going to be discontinued on the next API upgrade anyway.
Bonus point :
An app is just a nice frontend. I'm pretty sure you could make your own web client and order your own ride with a few API calls even if they patch the fault.