The use of digital applications has increased by thirty percent in one year, according to a survey
According to the analysis, 60 percent of consumers blame the app and the operating company, regardless of the nature of the fault, if they experience any problems.
A study of the digital behavior of more than 13,000 respondents worldwide revealed that users are increasingly showing zero tolerance for non- or malfunctioning applications. It doesn’t matter if there is a problem within the app – such as slow loading pages, downtime or security errors – or it is caused by external factors such as a bad internet connection, slow payment gates and other technical issues. (MTI)
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