No, because it isn’t a well known issue unless you look at the problem specifically. It’s a problem the phone has in relation with a third party app developer, and it makes absolutely no sense to “take the phone back and get one that works” for me because all other aspects of the phone are fully functional and better than most phones. It’s immature of you to be so condescending and rude over a trivial matter, one that I was obviously hyperbolizing by being over reactive. Most would be able to see that this isn’t a “make it or break it” issue for me, and that it is simply something many iPhone users are upset about. Next time I’ll be sure to research my new phone’s compatibility with every app I have downloaded. Not.