[offtopic] Stupid answers

[tulamide]

Just wanted to share it, because it's both, hilarious and aggravating.

When trying to download a specific game from Google's Play Store, Google claimed "your device is not compatible". I couldn't believe it and asked the developers of the game. I spare you the details of the emails. It all boils down to this:

My phone's specs
4 GB RAM, 64-bit, ARMv8.2-A, Android 10, 40 GB free storage

The game's minimum requirements
3 GB RAM, 64-bit, ARMv8, Android 7, 10 GB free storage

So the answer to my question, why I can't access the game, is, "beacuse you meet the requirements". It's moments like these, where I doubt the general intelligence of human kind.

[adamszabo]

I share your pain, sometimes I get the same thing, even though my phone meets the minimum requirements

[Spogg]

I have a couple of android tablets for my grandsons to use when they visit and this occasionally happens.

My suspicion is that some devs are using a faulty or out of date library to check system specs. Or maybe they aren’t using the library correctly. It’s annoying for sure and they get very disappointed.

[josevo]

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In those days, "plug'n play" devices and USB connectors were yet very rare in some countries, the only solution was to reboot.

[SelmaAdam]

All my fears in one .It's sad using a lot of data bundles the find an application is not compatible.Devs should find a way to check first the specs before installing.