Microsoft Surface Duo 2 has trouble using copy-paste feature

This year did not end well for many companies, and from time to time their names became the headlines of the world of technology, not because of their creativity, but because of the problems that were observed in their production devices. Of course, more than any other company, it was Google whose Pixel 6 phones were a problem for this company, but Samsung and even Apple were not spared from this device failure, and their names were included in this list. Apparently, Microsoft, which was confident in its work, never imagined that even a few weeks before the end of the year, the name of this company would be included in this list. Now the news of the problem can be heard in the only phone of this company, namely Surface Duo 2. Along چیکاو Be.

Microsoft introduced the Surface Duo 2 last September. This second version of the Surface Duo 2 entered the market with several notable and attractive improvements compared to the previous and original version. However, owners of the first generation Surface Duo have been stuck in the Android 10 operating system for some time. Now, there are reports that Microsoft Surface Duo 2 has some major performance issues in its software.

According to MSPoweruser, after the December 2021 update, the Surface Duo had a problem with the copy and paste feature. Reddit user Reddit Chris St Aubyn told subreddit r / surfaceduo about his problem in a post on the social network. The first said that the copy / paste feature is no longer working on his Surface Duo and can no longer be done. But apparently, as other users of this Microsoft Surface Duo device have complained, his device is not the only device that suffers from this issue.

Another owner of the Microsoft Surface Duo dual-screen smartphone wrote that the new patch “ruins my entire multitasking experience.” Another Microsoft user complained, “I have a problem with text copying from one page not being pasted on another.” “For me, it destroys almost the entire dual screen.”

As it turns out, Microsoft’s first-generation Surface Duo has a lot of plaintiffs. So far, Microsoft has not responded to the complaints of these users. We will publish it in Chicago if there is any news in this regard, or if Microsoft responds.