When I discovered at the beginning of January 2020 that the printable shopping list had been removed from the shopping overview, I contacted MIgipedia to find out why. I wrote that I regularly print out this list and use it to create my cooking plan for the coming week. They wrote back that they would be interested to know what the printed shopping list would be used for. I took the trouble to describe all my connections on this note and they promised me that they would try to include a printable list again. After that, I heard nothing more. When I returned from my four-week vacation, I found that nothing had happened at all. On the contrary: the big news is that I am now supposed to save my planned purchases to the shopping list in the app. I am an enthusiastic user of the Migros app, but I will never save my purchases there. Today you're telling me what a fantastic option this shopping list on the app is supposed to be. I think it is for Migros, which can use it to access the data of the "transparent consumer". You should see how many people are still walking around Migros today with shopping lists - this innovation misses the point I'm writing my shopping list by hand again from the weekly offers - great innovation They always say "Migros belongs to all of us" - apparently it doesn't belong to me, as I wasn't taken seriously at all with my request.