
Sebastian Stoudmann
The functionality is as expected, but please either add English to the available languages, or at the very least give us the option to manually change the language in the app to one national languages. I'm a French speaker but my phone is in English, the app defaults to German and I can't change it. You're also alienating a sizeable part of your customer base by not having the app available in English, given the large number of expats in Switzerland. Please consider adding more language options.
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Migros Bank AG
January 11, 2023
Dear customer, the Migros Bank TWINT app uses the language of the settings of your device. It is required that one of the Swiss national languages is set as the main language, which is then also used for the app. Kind regards, Migros Bank

Simone Boscolo Berto
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I like the service it provides, it worked well in front of the checkout, fast and reliable. Unfortunately a major disappointment is that it's not possible to change the language in settings of the app. Although I have Italian as second language in my phone the app doesn't pick it up. As developer I know that if the app already has a way to detect the language and change it in the app, it wouldn't be a big hassle to make a small menu in the settings to override the default choice. Please update.
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Migros Bank AG
January 5, 2022
Dear customer, the Migros Bank TWINT app uses the language of the settings of your device. It is required that one of the Swiss national languages is set as the main language, which is then also used for the app. Kind regards, Migros Bank

Alessandro Boscarato
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Functionality as expected, but I truly can't understand why there is no language menu. I don't have my phone in German, French or Italian, so it defaults to German. It isn't even a difficult thing to add, it's just a little list with a few events attached, so it's appalling. Edit: reading you consider it a requirement to have the phone in a specific language is just bad design, but business as usual for a lot of swiss companies
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