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• Limitations in reaching certain demographics
• Missing questions/info such as potential exposure and what protective measures were being utilized when the exposure occurred
• No mandates, quarantines, or daily updates on how many people have Covid
I have not been able to log my intake today. The app is not working at all.
Have not been able to start app since 5/19 on my android phone. Has there been an update that is no longer compatible with an older phone?
App will not load for last four days
App latest version 5.0.0 crashes when selecting abdomen +pain. Has never crashed like this in previous versions.
I am on day 5 of If study. After I have filled in the page with eating times my App then shows an error page. I have restarted app and restarted my phone. Still I get the error page. I have downloaded and logged in to the app on another device but I still get the error page when trying to enter the IF page with my eating times. Can you help please? Thanks David Pollard
App won’t open. Message reads Cannot read property “ name “ of undefined. Tried deleting and reinstalling still doesn’t work. First time I’ve had an issue.
Unable to log eating times. Number keyboard flashes up and away before can enter times therefore unable to save data
I cannot save my data entry as the save button is obstructed by my IPhone 14 keyboard which cannot be hidden
I cannot report a new symptom. I have tapped the relevant icons but cannot submit the result.
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