On December 17, some netizens reported that the Pollen Club App was removed from the Huawei App Store. Xiao Lei went to check it out, and sure enough, searching for "Pollen Club", but what popped up was "Heart Joy Club". After Xiaolei's verification, the Pollen Club App has been removed, all functions have been incorporated into the "My Huawei" App, and users who have installed pollen clubs can still use it normally.
Screenshot of Huawei App Store
Pollen Club is one of the most frequently used pre-installed apps for Huawei mobile phone users, in addition to communicating with other Huawei users and reflecting problems encountered in the use process to Huawei customer service, the Pollen Club also has functions such as mobile phone 0 yuan trial, petal store, and application for HarmonyOS.
Compared with a separate app, after merging into my Huawei, Huawei mobile phone users will definitely have trouble in the pollen club, after all, it is more difficult to enter an App to find a functional module than to find an App alone. Xiao Lei thought about the reason why Huawei removed the Pollen Club App, thinking that it was to reduce the pre-installed App.
Pollen Club App homepage
Now many mobile phones will be pre-installed after leaving the factory, and many netizens are very disgusted by this situation. Generally speaking, in the case of not counting the basic functions of photo albums and calendars, mobile phone Apps only need to be pre-installed with four apps: mobile phone butler, wallet, app store, and browser, and other users can download them by themselves.
However, we can see that after the new mobile phone leaves the factory, it not only pre-installs many of its own apps, but also pre-installs some third-party apps, making the phone bloated. Some of Huawei's mobile phones will also be pre-installed with third-party apps, which are often complained about by users. Now Huawei has begun to integrate some apps, which can liberate the phone's RAM and make the pre-installed apps look less.
In addition, domestic consumers do not like the bloated features and interface of the App. After the pollen club function is incorporated into my Huawei App, Huawei also needs to take into account user operating habits and not let the App look bloated due to the integration of too many functions.
As for the users of the pollen club app that has been installed, the original app can still be used normally, but it is not clear how long Huawei will keep the app running. Perhaps in the future, other apps for Huawei mobile phones will continue to integrate and reduce the number of pre-installed apps.