Lexar for Android

Thanks for leaving you customers high and dry That’s always a positive thing.

All I needed was an app to bipass iTunes for personal audio and photo files. Makes backup so much easier, love being able to just plug in the Lexar memory stick into my phone and then straight into my computer. Even able to read my e-books/PDFs, though there is no bookmark option or to carry on where you left off unfortunately.

Here’s what I found. it may shed some light for others here, that also misunderstood it. for example, saying works only on specific iOS ver. such as 12, well, it most likely not the case. because I have 12, and it's not working, here is the important part - I used it on my previous Android with earlier iOS version, and it works as intended. but when connected to the newer device, it's asking permission to access photos, cal, contacts, etc.. and authenticating the drive with no errors on screen and shows up as N/A. tapping on it then says “not connected”. support website is useless, sends you to some Google support page with some licensing issues. the device was purchased on Amazon years ago. I don't care about this licensing now. it should have been said so, within the first year of use and warranty. Google's walled garden (monopy) is strict enough, the USB chip allows them to do as they please. this is wrong. the bottom line is, that it seems to work but not transferable to the next device. it might be possible, if all contets backed up to a PC, then formatting clean and reinstalling the device's “OS” (not the App Store app itself), but that's risky, if something goes wrong, you might lose all functionality, or just funtional as regular usb storage.

It worked well enough in the early days of iOS but as the OS evolved the app was never upgraded and now the company states that it is no longer supported and will not be supported in the future.

The app is quite literally useless as it crashes on startup without fail each time I open it.