Uh, is it just me or does this seem like much fuzz about nothing?
If I don't like an app for whatever reason, I just find another one which suits me. No one forces me to use an app I don't want to use.
If I don't like an app for whatever reason, I just find another one which suits me. No one forces me to use an app I don't want to use.
iOS and Windows Phone are popular among their respective users because of how well-integrated and tightly controlled the experience is. Android is popular among its users in no small part because of how unrestrictive the system is: you can do just about anything. Asking Google to force a design paradigm would just push Android into competing in the same market as the iPhone. It would alienate its fans and destroy the biggest reason Android is so popular.