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We cannot deny that Apple has quite the attraction of the world of technology, but it turns out that most people areUse of an Android. There is more than2.5 billion Android users In 190 different countries, making it the most popular operating system (OS) in the world, according to applications. In that spirit, when a problem occurs with an Android device, it is something that affects an amazing number of people. Experts now alerts Android users on a new confusing message that could deceive them. Read the rest to find out what you should be on the lookout.

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Despite its establishment as the most popular operating system in the world, Android has not always provided the most fluid service. According to global application tests, 77% of customerswho have tested applications For Android and Android iOS and Apple received more bugs with Android. As a result, Android applications would be 24.7% more moved than their iOS counterparts.

In fact, Google has just published aAndroid 13 software update For pixel users on August 15 - and thanks to this update, the developer had to correct more than 100 bugs. "After installed Android 13 on your compatible pixel, you may have noticed that your phone is working better. It's because GoogleExterminated 151 Bogues With the update, she expelled, "Phone Arena reported.

Meanwhile, the most recent problem that Android users declare are more confusing than anything else.

If you have noticed a new confusing message on one of your Android applications recently, you are not alone. In recent days, many Android users have visited social networks to ask questions about an unusual Fedex alert. "The Fedex Application Poster" Delivery Delivery "for my Pixel 6 of the Google" "store"A person wrote August 19 on Twitter. "Um ... I paid it in full [with] my credit card. So what is devil?!?"

Several others have sounded the alarm on this message "in cash with delivery"in a reddit thread Posted in the Fedex community. "I have never been told to pay in cash on delivery. I am so confused," wrote the user who started the thread. Another Reddit user commented: "On the Android application, I see the same thing on all outgoing and incoming packages. There is certainly nothing due to one of them."

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Money on delivery, otherwise known as collection-on-Livrivery (COD), is a method of shipping payment where customers are heldpay their packages At the time of delivery, according to Versapay. Fedex official service guideindicates that it offers DCO service on certain packages in the United States and the United States in Canada, allowing delivery drivers to receive the payment of beneficiaries during the delivery of a package on behalf of the sender.

"Use the COD service option forappoint the amount Money that Courier Fedex perceives from the recipient when delivery of expeditions, "explains the maritime company in her service options." Fedex tries to contact your recipient before delivery to ensure that payment is ready. ""

Technology expertAndrew Romero at 9TO5GOOGLE reported on August 19 that he and his colleagueBen Schoon had both noticed a similar messageabove tracking pages In their Fedex Android applications, despite their inbound "paid" incoming packages. According to 9TO5google, this DCO alert generally means that you should give money to your Fedex driver at the time of delivery, because you may need taxes on international delivery or that the package has not been paid in full.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

But because many Android users have recently declared that they had received this message on packages that have already been paid and have no fees attached, there is a "very good luck" that the alert appears for some users Because of a bug, Romero wrote. "Don't worry, you probably don't have anything to the driver, although the Fedex app on Android could make you think the opposite it is probably a bug in the application of which Fedex is aware."