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DJI Fly APP crashing after update to 2023101100 #2527
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It might not support Android 14. Try installing it from the sandboxed Play Store instead. Can use a dedicated user profile and throwaway account if you don't already have it. |
DJI Fly can only be downloaded from DJI's website, not the Play Store. |
See https://forum.dji.com/thread-299020-1-1.html. It's an app bug making it incompatible with Android 14. |
Thanks you so much @thestinger @ThatOneCalculator |
It was reported in April: https://forum.dji.com/thread-288625-1-1.html They unfortunately didn't do anything about it. Android 14 has been publicly available as a preview/beta since February 2023, just not the source code until October 2023 when it became stable. |
I've updated the app, now it's working https://www.dji.com/de/mobile/downloads/djiapp/dji-fly |
I guess they fixed it very recently. Good to know that for when other users ask. |
It's relatively common for app developers to do sketchy things with private APIs which break on new major OS updates, especially outside Play Store. Those developers also tend to not test developer previews and betas of the new major releases, leading to this situation. The stable OS gets released, tens of millions of people start quickly getting the update and suddenly they're overwhelmed with reports they ignored for half a year and have to fix it. It's totally unnecessary, but it happens every year with some of these apps. In theory the new major releases are backwards compatible but in practice some apps do very weird unsupported things that break. |
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