Mate, doesn't agree with your explanation and analysis.
PCK apps are smartphone based applications. If people like it they would buy it.
PCK apps are in the market for nearly three years and under trial with govt support for the last 18 months.
Smartphone based applications need to be engaging, and people should feel that apps are worth using. Only then, people would pay for it.
It seems to me, it's not working. Something isn't right. PCK needs to think all over again on its future strategies.
Travelling ban or WA restrictions makes no difference as PCK app are smartphone based and can be bought online.
At this stage, PCK requires a lot of work.
DYOR
Ann: Quarterly Update and Appendix 4C, page-30
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