This, in my opinion, has never been a consideration of the development of the apps at the Church, the central office relies on local adaptation for members who may or may not have availability. Because 'The Brethren' all have these devices, this is the main consideration in development, just my own observation.davesudweeks wrote:Perhaps all of your YW have smartphones, but I there are many in the church who do not. An integrated app is not a bad idea, but the needs of those who access online through a computer and those who have no access at all still need to be met as well.
With the church's limited resources, sometimes that means the latest technology will not be developed in the short term - not because it is not a good idea, but because it would exclude certain individuals in a ward, stake, or area of the world.
Apps for Duty to God and Personal Progress
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Re: Apps for Duty to God and Personal Progress
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― Thomas Paine, Common Sense