The infographic below contains most reasons why people uninstall apps on their device. Most of the reasons for which I uninstall apps on my devices are included.
Though good mobile developers ought to know most of these, if you don’t then here’s a cheat sheet for you.
Dear Radarians, do you also uninstall apps cos of these? or some reasons from space
http://www.legitstuffs.com/2016/02/reasons-why-people-uninstall-apps.html
There are only so many apps a human can use at any one time. I have two screens on my iPhone. My homescreen is where my “toothbrush” apps live. The second screen is relegation. On average, I will have like 20 apps at any given time. The ones that don’t make it into screen one risk deletion on a whim.
definitely, one can’t use all the apps there are out there. But in a situation where there are too many competition to beat before making it to your homescreen (‘tootbrush app’), then these would come to mind, sometimes you don’t notice
I’m just glad the watermark says LEGITSTUFFS. I would have been left wondering otherwise. Seriously though, take these findings with nice tall glass of salt. Utility/productivity and mainstream social media apps will stay the longest on any phone. Today’s all-the-rave game is tomorrow’s has-been. And education apps, at some point you’ll be done learning… or discover the power of the search bar and the browser.