@protonprivacy why have you released calendar ‘month view’ for iOS but not Android at the same time?
I adore Proton’s entire suite but some updates/features seem to take forever.
@alex_herrero I simply meant why is the same feature not released for all devices at the same time. I’d have thought it was of equal priority for both iOS and Android.
That’s the thing, it’s not. Different platforms have different priorities. Holding back a feature because of not being able to deliver in another platform was always not in Proton’s ideal scenario. That’s the why. A team has it ready? Release!
@alex_herrero I literally said this further up.
It’s frustrating that it would come to another platform before yours, but I added that I understand that having it ready and withholding it juet because it’s not ready on another platform is silly.
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Different teams working on different priorities. Simple and hard as that, IMHO.
@alex_herrero I simply meant why is the same feature not released for all devices at the same time. I’d have thought it was of equal priority for both iOS and Android.
That’s the thing, it’s not. Different platforms have different priorities. Holding back a feature because of not being able to deliver in another platform was always not in Proton’s ideal scenario. That’s the why. A team has it ready? Release!
@alex_herrero I literally said this further up.
It’s frustrating that it would come to another platform before yours, but I added that I understand that having it ready and withholding it juet because it’s not ready on another platform is silly.