They are not taking preference on iOS devices over Android. Both apps are in beta at the moment. Whoever programmed the Android version of the beta app simply made a mistake in their code that is making the missions fail. Once it's sorted out, it will work as advertised. Android's app is currently better developed and has more features than it's iOS counterpart. One example is VR.
Have you tried Pix4D? I always get best results when doing the 3D rendering on my photogrammetries with Pix4D.
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Ohh. Also don't forget the NFZ's.
Did your mission failed on screen or you could cancel it if you desired? I also fly with a Galaxy S8.
The only message was a warning when I attempted to run the mission from a cold start (like DroneDeploy). I figured out I had to manually take off, hover, then fly the mission. I didnt try to abort the flight because it was working as planned. I'll try cancelling later just to see what happens. It might be a while before I can do that because of threatening weather coming in.
I knew about having to be hovering before sending the mission out. the iOS version told me so. My problem with Android is that, when I send the mission and the drone accepts it and is en route to it's first point, I get a red message indicating "Mission Aborted" and the screen returns to editing of the mission. The drone continues to fly the mission, but not being able to cancel it, is quite scary. I was able to hit Return To Home and get it back to safety.
I read your post about that. Scared me enough to put off flying a mission until I was well clear of obstacles and gave er a go.
