Why doesn't the Instagram app work properly on Android?
I'm sick and tired of forcing it to close and clearing cache, in order for it to function.
Happened on my old phone - Smart V11 or V12 - and is continuing on my new phone, Samsung Galaxy A04.
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Uninstalling and reinstalling the app seems to have made things worse. Now when I exit the app (I could close it and next time I opened it, the feed refreshed), it doesn't close until I force stop.
Do One NZ deliberately sell low-quality phones? Because I thought paying $219 for the Samsung one I was getting some form of quality - after telling Lana at One NZ that the Smart V was slow. The lady in the shop said any other V model would also be like that, so recommended the A04.
Did you do what I said and clear the cache and data before uninstalling and reinstalling?
StevieT:
Do One NZ deliberately sell low-quality phones? Because I thought paying $219 for the Samsung one I was getting some form of quality - after telling Lana at One NZ that the Smart V was slow. The lady in the shop said any other V model would also be like that, so recommended the A04.
No, you just chose the most budget option Samsung has. I was able to get the same phone for $110 about two months ago using multiple coupon codes on samsung.com. (used not as a primary phone)
Yeah, as others have said, apps are already badly optimised for Android, and the fact that you have a budget phone doesn't help
gehenna:
Did you do what I said and clear the cache and data before uninstalling and reinstalling?
Yes.
stick:
StevieT:
Do One NZ deliberately sell low-quality phones? Because I thought paying $219 for the Samsung one I was getting some form of quality - after telling Lana at One NZ that the Smart V was slow. The lady in the shop said any other V model would also be like that, so recommended the A04.
No, you just chose the most budget option Samsung has. I was able to get the same phone for $110 about two months ago using multiple coupon codes on samsung.com. (used not as a primary phone)
Yeah, as others have said, apps are already badly optimised for Android, and the fact that you have a budget phone doesn't help
How much should a decent phone these days cost? Because $219 is an awful lot of money in my eyes.
StevieT:
How much should a decent phone these days cost? Because $219 is an awful lot of money in my eyes.
Something like the Samsung Galaxy A34 for ~$500 is going to give you a much better experience
StevieT:
How much should a decent phone these days cost? Because $219 is an awful lot of money in my eyes.
You're not being realistic. Certainly not in the new market. You might find something second hand a few years old for that price.
StevieT:How much should a decent phone these days cost? Because $219 is an awful lot of money in my eyes.
Ultimately you get what you pay for.
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