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I am startled to see that such apps still do exist. This seems is one of the worst, most deceitful apps. Literally taking users for fools. Not even sure where to start so I’ll take it from the end: (1) if you want to delete your account, good luck with that, the option doesn’t exist on the iPhone app; (2) if you want to give a low rating, you first have to tell the app that “it’s great”; otherwise it would only let you “send feedback” since the rating option disappears; (3) every time you open the app you have to sign in which shows what a poorly designed app this is; (4) the Premium option, asking for money, pops up incredibly often, proving thy have no clue how to make money; (5) all my contacts shown on the app are from Deutsch-speaking countries, and I’m sure the reason is this app doesn’t even matter outside of these countries; (6) no jobs are “recommended” when I click on the Jobs section; (7) keep in mind this feedback is given after logging in only for the second time and after using the app for no more than 20 minutes in total, which happened after seeing a link for Xing on a law firm website and being curious about it since I never heard of it before. Now I know there are many reasons I never heard about it before today. Obviously I’ll have to waste more time with trying to delete my account on their website.

Continues to push notifications to me for things I have configured it not to. Loading times are dreadful, and the inability to do basic things like open the profile of someone that has sent you a message or looked you up, without paying for a subscription, is an unacceptable decade-old revenue trick. It’s a far second to LinkedIn but unfortunately embedded with recruiters in Germany.

Once they have your credit card information, they bill you with very expensive charges and do not have a process to quit on their app nor website.