In the alerts from the NBC4LA app, after the blurb for what it's about, the last sentence will be something like, "Swipe to read article" or "Swipe to learn more:"
Being an Android app and everything, guess what happens when you swipe it? You're right, it doesn't take you to the article, it makes the alert DISAPPEAR!
Can I safely assume that that other mobile OS--the one with less than half as many users as Android--would take you to the article by swiping its alert? If so, why don't the people working on the ANDROID app realize they're putting the wrong instructions on its alerts?
Being an Android app and everything, guess what happens when you swipe it? You're right, it doesn't take you to the article, it makes the alert DISAPPEAR!
Can I safely assume that that other mobile OS--the one with less than half as many users as Android--would take you to the article by swiping its alert? If so, why don't the people working on the ANDROID app realize they're putting the wrong instructions on its alerts?