Miro Mobile App Unusable Due to Pervasive Bugs
The Miro mobile app is affected by bugs across all major use cases, making it essentially unusable on mobile. With 25 upvotes, this signals widespread user frustration with mobile whiteboard collaboration. The product team appears disconnected from real-world mobile usage.
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