A similar dynamic seems to play out for apps of health insurance companies, where the typical user with employer-provided insurance doesn’t get to choose the provider
I was thinking earlier: I wonder how different the landscape would look if customers had the freedom to choose their banking "front-end," linked up to their brick-and-mortar.
Insurance is a great example of the same thing: horrible apps that only do 3 things but are 400MB.
Insurance is a great example of the same thing: horrible apps that only do 3 things but are 400MB.