I’m using this app in IPAD. Everything is good bug please support landscape mode.

I downloaded this app yesterday and attempted to sign in using my Google account. When I set up, I accidentally selected US as my region. I couldn’t find a way to change this so, I logged in with my Twitter info instead so that I could participate in the event I saw advertised. I did 200 (Passing) sentences. I watched throughout the day for any rejected by quality assurance, there was none. I was issued my points the same day, requested my cash out and was paid by morning. I was happy to see this and thought, “wow! I’ve never encountered such an efficient system!” Then, I received a very condescending email regarding making multiple accounts and threatening being banned or even legal action. No one asked me what happened or anything. Below that, was a part stating I submitted incomplete/incorrect sentences.. I didn’t, I was thorough in my sentences, so I thought. ALL 200 passed quality check on top of me thinking I did them all efficiently. This has left a very sour taste for this company/app in my mouth. I don’t want to be pursued legally for making a simple mistake, threatened vs being treated as a human, and blamed for something I didn’t even know I did and was approved by said company. For the time spent, the pay was fair. For the anxiety and unnecessary abrasiveness, totally not worth it

Yikes, the level of language is really subjective bc there’s no such thing to gauge their language (skills), and I saw a wrong translation was chosen just because the level was “fluent” — according to the user 👏 It also seems like some random people just randomly leave some made up translation requests. I used this app for about a week and deleted my account and the app because it was like my efforts to make better interpretation were not paying off at all. Probably I’m not gonna use this again.

I'm learning Korean and im more of an intermediate so was looking for more informal speech since google translate and other apps immediately translate to formal, this although doesn't which I prefer since it gives more realistic everyday speech.