Usability concerns: Smartphone-centric design excludes non-smartphone users and impacts private browsing
Hi I found multiple usability issues with this solution. The focus is so strong on the app, that it assumes everyone owns a smartphone. The other day I saw a granny on the bus with a phone that was...
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