So after struggling with an MS0004 error and having to delete cache, uninstall app, restart phone, reinstall app 4 times. I finally manage to get the app installed and working only to find that now if I exit the app, the music continues to play and I can only stop it by accessing my notification bar. Seriously??
I use Deezer mainly whilst driving and like my previous topic asking why we can't have an option for an always on screen (which we still don't have I believe) unlike Spotify), which for me is a problem because if a song plays that I don't know and want to know, I have to use my fingerprint to unlock my phone and get my screen on so that I can identify the track. Taking my attention off the road and here in the UK breaking the law as you are not allowed to touch a mobile device whilst driving, even if you are stationary and have an idling engine. It's illegal.
If the screen is on whilst I'm driving I can merely glance at the screen and identify the track, a very very simple and safe QoL solution.
Now this music continuing to play adds another safety concern because I would now have to access the notification area and swipe right to stop the music from playing or to pause the music.
This may not be a problem for most folk but I think it shows a complete lack of thought and leaves me wondering who thinks (or does not think) about usage and safety on the development team.
Are any of these idea put out there to the user's before they go live? Do they have drivers evaluating and feeding back to development team.
I hate comparing Deezer to Spotify (whom I was with for over 6 years) and my frustration is because I do love Deezer and I believe it has the potential to be far better than Spotify. It mixes music better, apparently they pay artist better (one of my 2 reasons for swapping over), their podcast are better, though I will say it's errors are far more frustrating to deal with for some reason but it's little things like the aforementioned issues that just make me shake my head and wonder why?
Please, with a little bit of thought and some options you can make the app safer to use for drivers. It's little things like that, that make a difference.
The first thing I do when I get in my car is put Deezer on but I won't listen to anything other than my own playlists so that I'm not tempted to touch my phone to see who is playing.
And now, with this new things going on, it's a problem because my screen turns off and the app drops into memory, so in order to stop the music if I have to, I will need to access the notification bar.
It's a problem and I genuinely hope you will recognise it as being so.
You have the capacity to make it work better for all users.