The official reddit app now has more 1 star reviews than 5 star (edit: on the Play store)

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4.8/5 on the apple store, Lol.
- Most likely paid for those reviews lol
  
  By definition, iPhone owners don't mind paying ridiculous prices for things they can get for free.
  
  I mind a lot, personally.
  
  ok
  
  The iPhone hate is hilarious to me. I used androids for years. Galaxies and Pixels. Without fail before two years old they were slow hot pieces of shit with terrible battery degradation
  I decided to try iPhones. On a 12 pro since release. It just fucking works and battery has remained great. Sure it’s dropped to 80% capacity compared to release. But guess what. When it hits 79 apple will warranty it for me
  I’ve spent less on phones since switching to iPhone than I ever did when using android
  
  My Pixel 3 XL is still going strong after 5 years. It helps to be careful what apps get installed.
  
  This is also a separate issue.
  Sometimes they do last long like your phone. But despite it working still your phone hasn’t gotten a security update in over a year and isn’t going to again. Length of support on Android is not great.
  
  (And they hold their resale value really well. And the support windows are insane by comparison. I'm just saying 🤷‍♀️)
  
  I don't hate the iPhone. I hate Apple for taking advantage of people who don't know any better.
  At this point they have a captive audience of computer-illiterate users who are trapped in the Apple ecosystem, forced to pay obscene amounts of money when their flimsy chargers die, because they literally cannot fathom how to use any UI more complicated than pressing a single button over and over again until their device does what they want.
  
  What a weird 2015 take
- "The new app is broken and frustrating" But they gave it five stars...
  
  Sounds like laptop review I've seen yesterday.
  "Random restarts"
  "Battery doesn't charge"
  5 stars

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