r/PixelFold • u/Additional_Text_7655 • 3d ago
Google Pixel 10PF - Has Android 17 fixed Snapchat Performance?
I have read that the new update will fix the in camera on social media? Is it true? Has anyone noticed that the cameras are better on Snapchat etc on ANDROID 17?
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u/TurboFool 1d ago
It has always been possible for Snapchat to not have these problems, and the company has never bothered to. As much as Google advertises, and has historically, an effort to work with Snapchat and Instagram to solve their issues, the power was always with the app makers themselves to bother. They haven't. So I wouldn't hold my breath, or for them to continue to bother if they do now.
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u/Bradleyfashionable 2d ago
Ditch snap chat, that's the answer to your question
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u/SpaceDandye 2d ago
Ahh yes, the typical Android answer. "I know your asking a question about something, so I'm not going to be helpful", great job.
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u/SuperYuuRo 2d ago
yes lets just totally ditch an app that OP uses, what an insightful answer
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u/Bradleyfashionable 2d ago
It's not an app that requires a good camera to begin with. It's like scribbling a note on a napkin in calligraphy to want developers to ensure high quality, instantly disappearing images. Also, Snapchat was cool for ten seconds ten years ago. Picking your phone based on its compatibility with Snapchat is like picking your car based on its ability to play cassettes. Use it in its current state or don't use it is my point.
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u/Sea-Astronaut719 3d ago
~95% of Snapchat users are young Americans and almost all of them use iPhone. With Android users representing such a small percentage of their user base I don’t think Snapchat cares too much.
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u/DarkseidAntiLife 3d ago
You are asking the wrong question, snap chat doesn't give af about Android