I’m not trying to shout you down, and I agree that a web or iPad app would be valuable, so I don’t actually disagree with the issue. Monzo’s not perfect, never said they were. But trying to hijack a thread by making a point is a protest and also derails the thread (as, admittedly, my responses do too). You could unlock your Monzo app and upgrade, but you’re choosing not to.
What would be more valuable is that if you’re choosing not to upgrade, tell us the reasons why. If your Monzo account were valuable to you, you would jump through the very low ‘hoops’ to unlock your app and upgrade it. You’re choosing not to, fine, but there are clearly other reasons. I’m pushing back not to ‘shout you down’, but because your original post here came across as disingenuous, a way for you to complain about a different point which you’ve already made on the appropriate thread.
Nope. Last time I looked, there was no way I could unlock it. It’s not that I’m choosing not to, it’s that I can’t unlock it and I’ve not yet had time to uninstall and reinstall.
That is entirely within your interpretation and, I’d suggest, is mistaken.
There is a post about user’s shouting other users down, the TL;DR for that post is that it’s impossible for other users to shout you down so let’s get back to the discussion
Don’t mean to provoke or anything, but wouldn’t uninstalling & reinstalling the app be much quicker than writing several forum posts about the problem?
I maintain a long list of public-but-undocumented APIs which are found primarily by extracting from the Android app’s code (Java can be decompiled very easily).
Hey Devs… Please avoid using our undocumented API endpoints… Very soon i’ll be adding V2 checks to all the parts of the API that aren’t explicitly documented as “developer API”…
If you want to know what’s coming for the public API, come along or watch the Open Office on Jan 30th.