7 March 2024
Welcome, and thank you for being part of the MyZucoins community!
The Zucoin wallet v175 has significantly improved the install process on Android devices from manufacturers such as Samsung, Google Pixel, LG, Sony, Xiaomi, Huawei and more.
On Android devices, to keep things familiar, the core of the install process looks similar to the old install process, even though behind the scenes it's been overhauled.
Zucoin has heavily redesigned the Android install process, simplifying the Zucoin wallet app install process.
There are many variations to consider when it comes to Android devices and getting an app to install on your device's home screen can take many different paths.
The Zucoin wallet app will now detect subtle differences between different vendors and automatically guide the user through the install process.
For example, attempting to install the Zucoin wallet app through an Android web browser app that doesn't support standard methods to install web apps, will now instruct the user to use a browser that does.
By default, Zucoin recommends the most popular default browser on Android devices, which is the Google Chrome browser.
You'll also notice that each part of the install process has more in-built troubleshooting information, to quickly provide help suggestions if you get stuck on one of the steps.
Yes, when you attempt to install the app, it'll check your Android device to see if the Zucoin wallet app has already been installed using the standard install process.
Previous versions of the Zucoin wallet app attempted to do this using some basic methods, but it's now been redesigned for far more reliable detection.
Yes, however, due to the wide variations between different web browser vendors on Android, Zucoin doesn't provide official support for this.
In testing, installing the app via many other kinds of web browsers does work on Android—it's just a different install process.
For example, some web browsers on Android don't have in-built methods to detect if an app has already been installed, which makes the process of automatically assisting users through the process, much harder.
If you're feeling adventurous, by all means take up the challenge, but just keep in mind Zucoin probably won't provide support for it.
Yes, but it's tricky and not something Zucoin recommends for most users, due to the degree of difficulty.
Installing multiple Zucoin wallet apps on Android requires understanding different install processes that different device vendors and browser app makers have put in place.
To keep things simple on Android, Zucoin instead recommends users create backups of their wallets and load them in as needed, on their main app.
The process of installing the Zucoin wallet app, or any app for that matter, significantly differs between Apple iPhone devices and Android devices.
These two operating systems make up most of the global smartphone market.
What's more, the install process on Android devices can differ between smartphone manufacturers, even if the underlying operating system, Android, is the same.
The same applies to native app stores and web browsers on Android devices—they can differ in how they control app install processes.
Samsung is a well-known example.
Despite having a huge market share in the global smartphone market (depending on the region you're in), Samsung typically clones every in-built Android app, making their own version of it.
For users, this can be confusing as on Samsung smartphones, there are often two versions of every common app—the inbuilt Android app, plus Samsung's own alternative for it.
What's more, many Android manufacturers also have their own app stores, separate from Google's Play Store, adding more potential confusion.
It's actually one of the benefits of a well-designed web app—it abstracts away some of these variations.
Unfortunately, not yet.
This might change in the future, as the European Union is forcing Apple to allow alternative app stores and web browser engines on iPhones.
Exciting stuff.
Until then, on iPhones, installing the Zucoin wallet app requires a simple two-step install process, which the overwhelming majority of users have found quite easy (click the "share" button, then "Add to home screen").
How do I update my Zucoin wallet app to the latest version?
Zucoin Wallet App v174 Update Released – Easy Refresh.
Zucoin Wallet App v172 Update Released — Network “Jitter” Reliability.
Zucoin Wallet App v171 Update Released.
If you liked this newsletter, please forward it to someone who might like it too.
What did you think of this newsletter? Reply to send us feedback on what you liked or want to see featured more. There’s more coming, so stay tuned.
—
All the best,
—Rob
MyZucoins
Disclaimer: Of course, this is not advice, financial or otherwise. It’s also important to consider the risks and challenges associated with any potential benefits.
800+ people get the latest insights, news, offers + more.
(By subscribing you agree to receive news + marketing emails, but we won't spam or sell your data!)