There was a time not all that long ago where many companies and social media platforms in particular created lite versions of their apps with pared down features because of the fact that this is the sort of thing that could potentially end up allowing people with low end smartphones to use them. Quite a few smartphones in those days were just not advanced enough to smoothly operate such heavy apps, so people in developing countries in particular seemed to prefer the use of these Lite versions.With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that a lot of progress has been made and Lite apps no longer seem to be something that the vast majority of people require. For example, LinkedIn has been growing among Indian users at four times the average rate. The Lite version of the app quickly became vastly inferior to the full version, with many high end features not being compatible with an app that’s designed to use minimal data and processing power. That might be why LinkedIn just announced that it is shutting LinkedIn Lite down. The Lite version of their app as well as…
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