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Agreed and I never understood why. Apart from the benefit of pushing updates individually to each separate apps, what is the use case of such "bifurcation"?
by stoicjumbotron 4y ago
Agreed and I never understood why. Apart from the benefit of pushing updates individually to each separate apps, what is the use case of such "bifurcation"?
- cuteboy19 4y agoI suppose it would reduce download times and make the apps more responsive. But they are very bloated as is
- toast0 4y agoI wouldn't be able to guess about Cinema vs TV (which would seem to have mostly the same feature set? Although maybe a TV app needs to notify about new episodes) but for other aspects, a combined app does usually mean a larger app, and unless it's a must-have app, larger apps are more likely to get uninstalled when storage is tight and users sort by size to remove. Maybe if you get people to install your TV and your Cinema app, they'll be likely to pick one to keep while cleaning?