OneDrive Android vs. Native.... some questions... help!

I have a Z10 on the latest BB10 OS.

I have been using the Native "connect to OneDrive" app for a while. It's a very basic app but overall it works well, other than updating pictures over the network despite me saying not to, apparently that's a known bug.

I have just installed the Android version.... It's a lot different, more feature rich.

I have some questions:

1. the original one is still on my phone and hasn't been replaced by the Android one... can I just delete it without affecting anything?

2. Does the android have that bug about updating over network even when you tell it only on Wifi?

3. Is there any benefit to using the Andoird version over the Blackberry version?

Originally Posted by wiz9

I have a Z10 on the latest BB10 OS.

I have been using the Native "connect to OneDrive" app for a while. It's a very basic app but overall it works well, other than updating pictures over the network despite me saying not to, apparently that's a known bug.

I have just installed the Android version.... It's a lot different, more feature rich.

I have some questions:

1. the original one is still on my phone and hasn't been replaced by the Android one... can I just delete it without affecting anything?

2. Does the android have that bug about updating over network even when you tell it only on Wifi?

3. Is there any benefit to using the Andoird version over the Blackberry version?

a1: You can go ahead and remove the native app access with no issues, they're treated as separate apps.

a2: Not that I've experienced, but I haven't used the Onedrive app for a couple years; I use a link through Solid Explorer nowadays on BB10 and Android.

a3: There's a few more options, but IMO it's mostly user-preference.

The Native "connect to OneDrive" app is integrated into the native BlackBerry File Manager.