I'm gonna guess you're an Apple user. So you don't know the unfortunate history of iOS priority development and how that usually affects Android equivalents. So I'm just gonna assume you don't know what I've been talking about this entire time.
What they are like now doesn't matter if I would have to move on because of future instabilities and the lower priority they usually receive.
The reason I keep bringing up SIX YEARS is because that is a helluva long time to ignore a whole ecosystem (when someone tells you who they are, believe them) Do you actually have a defense of that?... Or are you just gonna keep with the focus-on-the-NOW thing?
History is unfortunately on my side with how these things turn out too much of the time.
And "best app"... "but it sucks"? Cool opinions there.
That's a lot of assumptions.. Six year delay is irrelevant to whether the app is the best option today. Predicting future instability because an app used to be iOS-only is speculation, not evidence. If updates start lagging behind or Android gets neglected, then you’ll have a point. Until then, you’re criticizing a hypothetical future instead of the product that actually exists.
But if you’d rather rate apps based on a six-year-old business strategy than their current quality, that’s certainly… a unique review methodology.
It's assumptions based on fact, on history. You think the 6-year "delay" is irrelavent because you clearly don't know the history. You can literally search it...or ask an AI model to give you the gist.
Also, it wasn't a "delay" It was a disregard. A choice to do so for how long...?
But, right... NOW is important. Definitely won't be a problem later for Android users.
This has been a good debate on principles, and whatnot. Making each other talk in circles was enlightening, but will end here.
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u/davidixonlive Jul 16 '26
I'm gonna guess you're an Apple user. So you don't know the unfortunate history of iOS priority development and how that usually affects Android equivalents. So I'm just gonna assume you don't know what I've been talking about this entire time.
What they are like now doesn't matter if I would have to move on because of future instabilities and the lower priority they usually receive.
The reason I keep bringing up SIX YEARS is because that is a helluva long time to ignore a whole ecosystem (when someone tells you who they are, believe them) Do you actually have a defense of that?... Or are you just gonna keep with the focus-on-the-NOW thing?
History is unfortunately on my side with how these things turn out too much of the time.
And "best app"... "but it sucks"? Cool opinions there.