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You fixated on what I said was the secondary reason, and repeated in a rephrased way what I said was the primary reason - economics/cost. Given that users rare
by porcoda 4y ago
You fixated on what I said was the secondary reason, and repeated in a rephrased way what I said was the primary reason - economics/cost.
Given that users rarely get to make the choice, I’m not sure we have evidence saying people actually are happy with the sacrifice. I do know people complain a lot about battery life, laggy apps, and unpredictable behavior that often can be traced down to the technologies used to implement them. The problem is, your average user doesn’t actually know that’s the case, and doesn’t even realize that alternatives are even an option. People like me and the audience on HN are the outliers : most people have no clue what’s going on under their bank app, corporate app, ticket app, etc…
- hajile 4y agoI know TONS of people (including high paid people) who refuse to pay $3 for a good app and instead opt for the free knockoff with tons of jank and nonstop ads.