Notion Mobile App Cannot Copy AI Text or Mention Pages on Android
Notion mobile users on Android cannot copy partial text from AI responses, and the Samsung app fails to mention recent pages in AI context. The mobile UX lags significantly behind the desktop app, especially for AI features. Affects a large base of Notion mobile users.
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