73
good
The Wall Street Journal. | unitQ Score
The unitQ score is the fraction of public feedback data (iOS & Android) that mentions quality issues.
100 = No Issues. 50 = Some Issues. 0 = All Issues
100 = No Issues. 50 = Some Issues. 0 = All Issues
25 Points Past 7 Days
Category: News
30-Day Trend
Android unitQ Score
Android User Feedback
77%
Android
145 Reports
145 Reports
iOS unitQ Score
iOS User Feedback
23%
iOS
44 Reports
44 Reports
User Feedback
23%
iOS
44 Reports
44 Reports
77%
Android
145 Reports
145 Reports
The Wall Street Journal. - Latest Quality Issues
Android
May 11, 2024
I'm seeing a lot of the same critiques and am going to share the same. This app can do two things to make the experience far better for users. 1) Keep users logged in. Right now, every couple days, when I open the app, I have to re login. I should NOT have to do that. 2) Keep all articles in the native app. Many articles open in the browser. It takes much longer to read the articles when that happens. We pay 40 bucks a month for the wsj. Let us read articles seamlessly.
Android
May 12, 2024
Why does it revert to the top of the list of articles after I read one? Then I have to scroll through the list each time I finish an article to get to the next one.
Android
May 13, 2024
Will not let me sign in.
Android
May 13, 2024
Too many unwanted notifications.
iOS
May 13, 2024
App is good, but notifications are broken
The app is well designed and presents information clearly and effectively. I never struggle to move between sections, and it's easy to subscribe. Notifications are broken, though. I only have “breaking news” turned on, but I seem to get everything. I've reached out to support several times and it seems to be a known issue, but hasn't been fixed over the past two years.
Android
May 13, 2024
When click on a notification it always directs me to a webpage that asks me to sign in - doesn't make any sense if it's a notification from an app
Android
May 13, 2024
May '24 Update: The WSJ content is great, but the app needs a lot of work. 1) The app resets to the top of the list of articles. Anytime I tap an article and read it for a few minutes, then go back, I have to start from the top again. 2) When a story loads the website within the app I have to login again or get an error. 3) Saved articles should save to my account, not just locally to app, so you can read them on PC and not lose everything if you reset the app (trying to fix other issues!)
iOS
May 15, 2024
What happened to the audio???
The app used to be flawless in its audio of the articles, but now it rarely plays. And on the rare occasions that it does play, it never continues onto the next article. Very disappointing.
iOS
May 15, 2024
Much Better, finally
Have started using app again, after last years downgrade. Core functions work correctly and missing features are back. Can now reliably download content for viewing on airplane. One issue it is seems to hang if it connects to slow internet connection. Wish that would be managed in the background and not delay my ability to read content I downloaded on a good connection.
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