Good luck! I hope it gets resolved.

Delisted games that you own are in the list as well. I have Spec Ops: The Line in my list is owned games and it’s installable through there.

Is the device set as your home Xbox? Do you see the game in your Games & Apps -> full library -> owned games?

My compact camera from more than 20 years ago took/takes pictures that are a lot better than the midrange cameras I’ve tried recently. The resolution in megapixels is higher in newer phone cameras, but that is not the same thing as quality. I really do not agree with midrange phones being leaps ahead. With good lighting they might be on a similar level.

What do you use a camera for? If it’s only for scanning QR codes or whatever, fine. But if these are the photos that you take as memories of events in your life, why would you be content with them being grainy and low quality? I suppose it’s a question of what you’re used to.

Yes, I would prefer a midrange phone with a flagship camera over a flagship phone with a midrange camera.

I’ve had some midrange phones for a few days. They’re fine until I take photo and show it on a display that’s larger than a phone screen.

Right, and so anyone who wants an actual flagship phone should skip Fairphone because they’re not going to like it. I’m glad we agree.

The Drime iOS app does not let you upload anything else than photos from your camera roll. The macOS app demands to control my Mac through accessibility features before I can even log in (which I’m not going to allow when there is no reason to do so) so I have no idea how or if the app works. So at least for my use case Drime is not really an option for now.