Google is rolling out a Try Now button to test instant apps on the Play Store Comments

• Anonymous
• tNw
• 21 Oct 2017

Instant Malwares.

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• FinnishInquisition
• m}I
• 21 Oct 2017

I can only imagine a hundred ways this could be used for malicious purposes.

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• Akinaro
• dPP
• 21 Oct 2017

""Google is experimenting with a much more flexible design model, where a user would only be presented with parts of an app that are relevant to his current activity.""

So it force usage of Internet all the time, without any proper security from user site(read: they now can gather statistic in real-time of what user doing).

This not only drain battery like mad man, because phone would need constantly sending data of what it need, but also it block user from being sure how much data he actually use...

I seriously dont see the point of that, because apps and games actually take least space in device. Most is taken by media user download via those apps(eg. videos from social media). And sending/downloading those files all the time would be just ldiotic, not without a reason we invented local cache memory to speed up everything. Right now with such ideas we actually going back instead of evolving...

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• Rayne
• IVA
• 21 Oct 2017

AnonD-305089, 21 Oct 2017Copied feature from Apple. They've been obsessed with copying Apple ever since Sundar Pichar t... moreI may not fully agree that Google copy everything from Apple. But sundar has been horrible as the ceo of Google. Too much hype lack ideas about the industry.

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• Anonymous
• XS3
• 21 Oct 2017

great innovative feature.

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• AnonD-305089
• XRN
• 21 Oct 2017

Copied feature from Apple. They've been obsessed with copying Apple ever since Sundar Pichar took over.

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