- Nov 28, 2012
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The fact that Microsoft allows this is really stupid.
Go to the store and type Youtube. The top downloaded is an app literally named YouTube (mobile site wrapper I think). This app has a 5* rating. The thing is, the other YouTube app is just a trial, and prompts you to pay $3 dollars. Since people think its the actual real YouTube made by Google they go ahead and pay $3 dollars no question. And complain in the reviews.
Under that app is the actual YouTube app made by Microsoft. Same name, almost the same logo. This has a 3* rating.
Stuff like this is ridiculous. When consumers type in YouTube, they are going to download the first thing they see. Its a shame really...
Go to the store and type Youtube. The top downloaded is an app literally named YouTube (mobile site wrapper I think). This app has a 5* rating. The thing is, the other YouTube app is just a trial, and prompts you to pay $3 dollars. Since people think its the actual real YouTube made by Google they go ahead and pay $3 dollars no question. And complain in the reviews.
Under that app is the actual YouTube app made by Microsoft. Same name, almost the same logo. This has a 3* rating.
Stuff like this is ridiculous. When consumers type in YouTube, they are going to download the first thing they see. Its a shame really...