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If it feels excessive, just pause for a second. we have been in touch with the biggest pub chains, who have all told me their apps are here to stay. they've all got one now. tech companies say take—up across the industry is still on the rise. in terms of small, independent businesses, you know, the take—up has been slower, but it is still probably around 50%. the data that we collect from individuals has gradually, gradually been worn away now to a point where we want to make it as simple and easy as possible for customers to sign up. bar manager steve makes a little less money on every or...

Are here to stay. they've all got one now. and tech companies say take—up across the industry is still on the rise. in terms of small, independent businesses, you know, the take—up has been slower, but it is still probably around 50%. the data that we collect from individuals has gradually, gradually been worn away now to a point where we want to make it as simple and easy as possible for customers to sign up. bar manager steve makes a little less money on every order through the app, but it's staying because plenty of customers are still using it. bar service is higher. it is roughly 70% ...

Getting a bit more wary about how much information they are having to givejust in order to get a pint? when we had ourfirst couple of venues go live, it was quite a rigorous sign up process, the data we collect from individuals has gradually been worn away now to a point where we want to make it a simple and easy as possible for customers to sign up. whether you are an app addict or you've got an app aversion, the reality is these things are here to stay with more and more venues offering apps as an option for customers to order. but for most of us, the reality is we will never read the terms ...

Or you've got an app aversion, the reality is that these things are here to stay, with more and more venues offering apps as an option for customers to order. but for most of us, the reality is we'll never read the terms and conditions behind the app — especially after you've had a few. however the next round is ordered, the chief question is, who's paying? cheers, guys. colletta smith, bbc news, in manchester. an apprenticeship is usually in trades like plumbing, hairdressing or brick—laying, but one town in devon has been giving young people training in stilt—walking, clowning and pupp...