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Manual Camera
Camera app
Manual Camera catches users at the exit. Our UX Bites show how the iOS long-tap delete menu surfaces a quick feature and a feedback prompt before the app is removed.
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Long-tap to delete surfaces a quick feature first, i.e., one last reason to keep the app
Feedback is requested at the moment of deletion, when the reason for churning is freshest
Uninstalling is treated as a flow worth designing, not an invisible ending
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Last updated: 27/08/2026
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