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Wendy’s used to have the best app in the industry; under the new CEO, they almost immediately plummeted to the absolute worst. Every good deal, every BOGO promo was yanked off the platform, but wait! You mean I can now save $1 (a whole DOLLAR!!) off a $14 combo?? Wowww, now I can buy that pair of shoelaces I’ve been saving up for! Remember when Wendy’s used to be kind of edgy and cool, on top of having great app deals and quality food in the tradition of their founder Dave Thomas? Yeah, I can barely remember those days, either; it seems like so long ago that Wendy’s was good that I’m guessin

You have GOT to be kidding with this update, right? You took away literally EVERYTHING that made the old app great, you eliminated ship picture. I’m adjusting my review slightly. It seems like you didn’t put key features behind a paywall; it’s just that you got rid of all the stuff that made your app great to begin with. When I used to click on the Arthur M. Anderson or the Edward L. Ryerson, I’d get a picture and details. Now when I click on them in my fleet, literally nothing happens. It’s a non responsive button! I do feel bad about being hard on you, because I think it’s clear that you g

Apple is a great company. iPads and iPhones are 2nd to none. So why is it that every single native app is always—without exception—the most mediocre and limited offering imaginable? Alarm clock app? Unreliable and barely works. Podcast app? Unusable by any measure. Calendar app? Welcome to 2007 technology! And here, the Notes app: a product that is so minimalist that it barely—barely—rates above sticking a “post it” on the screen of your phone Apple Notes lacks so many features of 3rd party apps, it’s hard to know where to start. The pen selection is the worst I’ve ever seen; I can’t find a s

Update: 6-3-22 No fix in sight for the People identification issues. Still no way to permanently identify people (so that they can’t be “unidentified” again and again by the horrendous algorithm), still no way to manually add people to the people album without Apple doing it first. And the response is just to typically Apple, which is to say, no response at all. No concern. No fix. Hey, we’ve still got our trillions—why should we care about the customer experience? This (Photos) truly is the worst botched update I’ve seen in my lifetime. I’m either not going to use it anymore, or I’m I going