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They didn’t have to ban me, they just had to make their site unusable and then block API to make any worthwhile app no longer usable too.
It still blows my mind how late they were to their own party when it came to releasing an app, and even with all the in-house knowledge they had, they delivered by far the worst app we’d ever seen lmao. I guess this shouldn’t come as a surprise considering how shit their redesigns were too.
They actually started off on a 3rd party app they bought. Which was quite decent until their acquisition. Not only did they not manage to create a good app on their own, they destroyed a perfectly good one.
They didn’t have to ban me, they just had to make their site unusable and then block API to make any worthwhile app no longer usable too.
It still blows my mind how late they were to their own party when it came to releasing an app, and even with all the in-house knowledge they had, they delivered by far the worst app we’d ever seen lmao. I guess this shouldn’t come as a surprise considering how shit their redesigns were too.
They actually started off on a 3rd party app they bought. Which was quite decent until their acquisition. Not only did they not manage to create a good app on their own, they destroyed a perfectly good one.
I think that was just on the iOS side. Android had a lot of really good apps.
Prob couldn’t figure out how to read the code or do anything with it, so they shut it down lmao. Can’t have nice things on Reddit.
Well, I was on Boost on reddit and now am on Boost on lemmy.
Hell yeah, me too! For both 😂