Document Scanning Apps Lack Confirmation Before Destructive Back Navigation
Users of mobile document scanning features can accidentally lose all previously scanned pages by tapping back navigation, with no confirmation prompt to prevent the loss. This creates significant wasted effort when scanning multi-page documents, as a single misclick discards the entire session.
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