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that sounds miserable
Tablet-based modeling is a baffling concept to me. More power to them, I guess.
It's for sculpting. Which is the most hardware intensive way to model too lol.
I don't think most people are doing manual topology modeling with a tablet.
From my understanding, desktop computers / laptops are a lot less common in the developing world, while phones and tablets are relatively more accessible. I'm sure the experience is dreadful compared to a proper workstation, but it makes all the difference in the world to someone who only has an android phone to be able to use software like this. Godot (the full editor, not just an export target) has also been ported to Android.