I will delete the phone app when my phone tells me that I haven't used it in several months' time, then time to clean my phone out.

@A myHIVteam Member I sent a email to the my HIV team support for the app and they said the app was going to be discontinued because so many more people are using the actual my hiv team website which is myhivteam.com. I am trying to learn how to use the website, and so far so good. And then my HIV team support said that that you will have to switch to the my hiv team.com website.

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The trouble with my phone using the app is that my phone must be retarded, I mean Special, I mean--- ok--- Smooth Brained. It's so hard to be politically correct all the time. My predictive text is really a terrible speller and even when I spell the word correctly, it changes it on me when I hit send. Then it can figure out words I have trouble spelling. Like Diarrhea. So I only use the app on the weekends.

I use my iPhone but the website mostly. Rarely use the app.
Too many issues with the app. I find the website, even with my small screen, is easier to use than app on my iPhone.

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I primarily use my desktop computer (PC) for ease of use, and the ability to see it all on a larger screen (42") versus my 6.5" phone screen. The mobile app does have its limitations based on my use. I do receive notifications on both my PC and mobile device. I am not certain how you are going to determine how many of us are using the mobile app versus a PC or laptop/tablet. Regardless, I believe most of our team are using mobile devices to access MyHIVTeam.

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