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The author criticizes Google's incomplete mobile apps, highlighting how Google Calendar lacks basic functionality like subscribing to calendar links directly from the app—a task that works seamlessly on the web version. The broader complaint extends to many tech companies that prioritize app presence over functionality, often forcing users back to the web for features outside the app's limited scope, making the app feel like a half-finished product designed primarily to boost engagement metrics rather than provide genuine utility.
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