> This is a post made by your colleague in Dec 2018 which turned out to be a complete untruth and you expect us to believe you. Sorry ain't happening.
At the time it wasn't clear in what deep shit I was/am with my health troubles. Not to me even, and to anyone other than me, even less so.
When people get really unwell, they usually either recover to some reasonable level of health and begin to function again, or if not, they die, and it all happens fairly quickly.
It's very rare to be stuck somewhere in between for so long.
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PS - don't understand all the venom towards MobiSystems.
They aren't any worse than any other company, on the average. An indie developer can do better with support and responsiveness - at a great expense of pushing and stretching him/herself, which can't last forever.
But if you compare against companies, pretty typical, not much better, not much worse I don't think.
PPS - and don't get all the scares about analytics either.
Aqua is a paid app (and not cheap), has ads, and that's what covers the expenses and turns profits.
I'd be much more worried about using apps that 1) have ongoing expenses (cloud based) 2) are free to use and have no ads 3) have been around for years - where and how do they make their money back (if they do, might not apply to all of them)?
P3S - I'm sure that I'll be slammed now for "defending mobisystems". Be that way if you want, but I have no connections to them now at all.
P4S - the "bug fixes and improvements" to me - an outsider - just looks like a "generic" phrase that is added "just so".
Really think you people are reading too much into it.
Just like "we are happy to announce" doesn't mean that Nadia is literally radiating rays of happiness while uploading an .apk to Play for publishing. She could be having a bad day while writing that and you won't know. Just "corporate style" is all.
