libra89
Active member
Well, let's be clear, it's not dead. The current iteration will see bug fixes and be fully supported for quite some time. I think for you and a lot of users that did not rely on these features, the switch is not as painful and I get that. Just understand that for some, losing that basic functionality is quite a big deal. Enough to bring me back tp W10M until it can be replicated elsewhere.
Based on your very specific usage, which I understand, why not just keep the Android for the app you need and use W10M as your main phone to do a hotspot for times when you need that app when out and about? People are saying that it is dead and I don't know, support until 2019 is longer than a number of Android phones have it for. No features is a bummer for sure but fixes and security is pretty awesome.