Is the PF Mobile App Experiencing Network Errors?

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The PF Mobile App is no longer active, and users are experiencing network errors due to its discontinuation. Instead of the app, users are advised to access PF through a mobile browser, which has been optimized for this purpose. An announcement regarding the app's shutdown was made nearly a year ago, indicating that it will not be reinstated. Users seeking assistance are encouraged to refer to previous discussions for more information. The transition to browser use is the recommended solution for accessing PF on mobile devices.
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It been a while I didn't post anything in this platform and today when I came baaaackk! I NOTICED something wrong with the pf app which was very handy for me... It shows some kind of network error which I couldn't understand and I don't know if it is just my problem or anyone else in here face the same!
Please help guys! I will post the screenshot along with this thread!
#appproblem #pfapp
 

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Yes, the PF App hasn't been active or used for months. Instead, use your mobile browser to open up the PF. It's been optimized for browsers now.
 
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Here is the announcement from almost a year ago:

Greg Bernhardt said:
We have disabled it for good. A few announcements had been sent out. Please use the a mobile browser to use PF on the go. Thanks!
 
Oh okay, but can something be done to bring it back?
 
Did you read the thread in link that I posted? To follow the quote to the thread where Greg posted it, click the little up-arrow next to his username in the quote. :smile:
 
Ohwell, Thanks
 
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