Productivity App iPad Experience Broken Despite Official Support Claim
Users find the iPad version of a major productivity app (Notion) effectively unusable, with persistent bugs even as the App Store lists it as supported and Editor's Choice. This creates a credibility gap — support documentation actively tells users iPad isn't supported, contradicting the App Store listing. Tablet users who rely on iPads for work are left without a functional option.
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