No one, and I repeat, no one who runs, develops, maintains, or makes changes to this platform has ever contacted me or respond to any of my questions, concerns, suggestions, ideas, or anything over the course of these 6 years I’ve been on this platform. If something changes, they tell no one. If you’re having problems, there’s no way of knowing that your concerns or questions are being looked into. I could go on, but I think you get the idea. iFunny is very uncensored and pretty much allowed to have the freedom of the press. But after 6 years, it’s really beyond frustrating to me that the iFunny team doesn’t respond to anyone.

If you’re reading this review, please know that this rating comes out of a good place.
I don’t know about you, but I personally am tired of seeing every single app I download asking me to rate and review it within the first few minutes of using the app!!!
In the interest of seeing some brilliant developers pick up on the fact that they need to fix this problem within app development, I’m just giving a one star rating to every single app that asks me to rate and review it within the first few minutes of me USING THE APP FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME!!!!
It’s been over a decade now since apps for phones first emerged. Streamlining the process for a good user experience with regards to gathering review data should now just be a no brainer!

Content creators are the life-blood of YouTube and over the last 6 years that I’ve been watching things here A LOT has changed. YouTube corporate has got to do a better job of recognizing that they would not even exist without their content creators. They need to stop pushing narratives and start being real again.

Enough said.

Pinnicle Financial Partners, as the name suggests is actually a bank buying company, the “partners” bit which is just the nice way of saying they bought them out.
The only reason I keep my Pinnicle Financial Partners account is because it’s not actually a Pinnicle account, it WAS my Avenue Bank account, a locally owned and operated chain that “partnered” with Pinnicle.
Granted, this was YEARS ago now. But it’s still no less upsetting.

Title is the simply put answer, friend!
Enjoy!

I already have experience with other delivery service apps. This app doesn’t have all the functionality and buttons that you need in the UI interface to effectively do your job efficiently.I would be much more satisfied with this app if I knew that DoorDash was trying to be at least up to snuff with its competitors.

No one, and I repeat, no one who runs, develops, maintains, or makes changes to this platform has ever contacted me or respond to any of my questions, concerns, suggestions, ideas, or anything over the course of these 6 years I’ve been on this platform.
If something changes, they tell no one.
If you’re having problems, there’s no way of knowing that your concerns or questions are being looked into.
I could go on, but I think you get the idea.
iFunny is very uncensored and pretty much allowed to have the freedom of the press.
But after 6 years, it’s really beyond frustrating to me that the iFunny team doesn’t respond to anyone.

Don’t get me wrong, I think I already love this as useful additional tool on my phone but it’s already asking me to rated it when I’ve hardly started using it here on the first day, first time exploring the app. I really hate that kind of stuff.
Whoever does the development process for any type of app needs to get their priorities in order to make sure that they are actually getting an honest review from a patron and not just bugging a potential new user for no good reason!

For the next 91 days (as of 10/11/20) Mark Edward Fischbach (a great person, charismatic entertainer, and all around loveable dummy YouTuber known as Markiplier) will be in this game as an optional bartender of the tavern.
He says this game is good and well.....it kinda is......crashes a whole lot though.
I think it’s pretty good myself, but personally I don’t like the over-crowded look of the game’s overall setup. The texts and icons are also really small, which also adds to the feeling of too much to look at, or over-crowding.
I’ll continue playing it, at least for the next 91 days, and hope for the best to come of it.

As humans, I don’t know what our fascination is with squares and circles, spheres and cubes, but I find myself always coming back to this little game when I just need a little space filler. I wish there was more too the adventure mode and more community involvement and communication beyond just the leaderboard, but that’s just me. Like I said in the title, this is a simple straightforward block puzzling game.

Play it! Simple yet challenging.

The soft spoken story-telling, the background music, or the several different white noises and nature sounds, just take your pick. You get to choose how you fall asleep by what you fall asleep to. It’s a great app because it works!

You may be smart when it comes to trivia but if this app freezes or doesn’t respond in time for you to answer then you’re out of luck, out of time, and out of the gameplay.
Seriously, I’ve spent more than half of the games I’ve played just observing the game from Question 1 until Question 12 simply because it freezes or fails to respond in time for me to answer.
But wait there’s more!!!
If you’re unfortunate enough to tap the screen while they’re reading out the question just before it transitions to the screen with the answer choices and your finger tap was located right over one of the 3 answer buttons, too bad! That is your final answer! Just sit back and enjoy watching the clock count down while you frantically try to change your answer because it doesn’t matter, you obviously meant to press that first button.
I really don’t know much about programming but until this app functions the same for everyone every time with no breaks in the stream, you’re destined to unintentionally lose the game.
Developers, it’s a cool idea! Just iron out the wrinkles, will you?

I’ve had this app for well over a year now and now I’m going to give it an honest review: It’s terrible. I should know too because I’ve used android phones up until last year when I switch to an iPhone. I’m serious. This app glitches, freezes, crashes, and doesn’t register inputs more than anything an android app has done for me in the previous 6 years. Forget building a profile/account for easier future orders. Here it is a year later, and I still can’t even get it to stop crashing when I put in my name and birthdate! Also forget assuming it won’t freeze if you try to do too much at once or anything quickly. There’s really no difference between this app and doing it on online.
It’s the same platform with the same problems easily accessible right from your phone! Yay!
Would not recommend to anyone and this is the first time I’ve had to say that.

Please play this game it is super addictive, challenging, and fun! I've had it for a month and I love it! But (this is more for you, software developers!) there's a bug that comes up randomly after hitting the lightning bolt to speed it up where it slows way down to a crawl going at about 3 ball releases per second maybe less. When you're in the hundreds or thousands of balls, this can be extremely frustrating and ridiculous. Otherwise I really, really do love this game! It's one of my favorite time killers!

The main thing I can say about the "Waze" app is that it just works! For years I tried using "Google Maps," and did my best to work around the problems. "Waze" is a wonderful change for functionality and reliability. When you turn it on, it just works: starts routes quickly, knows where you actually are, and maintains GPS connection as long as you have at least one service bar on your phone (even maintains the last known location path if you ever lose it!) It's a fun app, a cute app, and many other things but the fact that it just works is why I trust it still to this day!

I'll say this, it does make itself sound really good but when it vaguely mentions the sensor in the description, it does not include links or any other information on where to buy it. You can download this app but it assumes you've already bought the sensor first. I was interested but how it presents itself was a real turn off.