Notion's Android Experience Lags iOS, AI Button Can't Be Disabled
A Notion user on Android reports the interface feels designed primarily for Apple users, with parts of the UI hidden behind the phone's own system interface. They also object to an AI button embedded in the editor that cannot be turned off or removed.
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