Unreliable Call Notifications and Audio Mode Switching in ClickUp Mobile
ClickUp mobile users report that call notifications are unreliable and that the app does not allow switching between speaker and earpiece mode during calls, on top of an onboarding experience that feels overwhelming due to everything being packed into a single UI. These are vendor-specific reliability and UX issues within ClickUp's own mobile app.
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