CIRCLES phone app (apple vs Computer/samsung

[vbishop]

I have a major issue and am not happy. I am 74 and what I would consider myself computer savvy. But circles is wonderful for those with great young vision or for those who spend their entire lives on the 4x4 inch screen. I understand you want to save paper etc. and sign up documents going around the classes that take time away from the class however those of us who want to post something realize there is no way to do it nor read it once it is created in Circles (very very hard). I have a desktop and like sometimes create and post a excl/word document that have been created on my desktop and there is no way for me to do so. Those who want to sign up for something that needs more than just a name can not do so.

Do you have any one on your testing programs that are older over not 18? The colors (light blue on white) in circles are not good enough for those with vision issues or those who may be color blind. NO WE DO NO KNOW HOW TO CHANGE THE COLORS AS WE CANNOT FIND THE INSTRUCTIONS! You get the drift.

Yes the sisters in RS/Tech callings help us do Circles but the issue is you are not remembering that they do not have the time to have classes on Circles. Nor do we while using the small screens.

So now that I have vented on just 3 of the issues of circles APP what can I do to help you solve this issue?

[rmrichesjr]

You have some very good points. However, posting here on a user-to-user discussion forum won't accomplish anything toward solving the problems. Nobody here has power to influence software development decisions. Please use the Feedback button or link on the Church website or on an app to send your suggestions to the official decision-making channels. Another option is to ask your stake president to raise the ideas up his chain of command.

[rmrichesjr]

Another idea came to mind a few onoseconds after posting the first reply: I understand there is Android Emulator software that can do a fairly good job of displaying an emulated Android system and app on a desktop computer. I experimented with it at a former employer. It might allow you to interact with Circles on a desktop or laptop.