What limitations exist for Mobile Apps developed in OutSystems?

Mobile apps developed in OutSystems do generally function best with active internet access due to their reliance on server-based resources for many of their functionalities. While OutSystems allows for offline capabilities, the core application design often centers around connectivity to leverage real-time data exchange and interaction with backend systems hosted on the server. This means that while some features can be available offline, a significant portion of the app's functionality may still demand an internet connection to fully operate, making active internet access a common requirement.

The other options are misleading in the context of OutSystems capabilities. For instance, mobile apps can utilize various device features, such as camera access, geolocation, and notifications. Furthermore, OutSystems supports multiple platforms, allowing apps to be deployed on both Android and iOS devices, thus not limiting them to just one operating system. The ability to use geolocation features is also included, as OutSystems provides tools to integrate device capabilities into applications effectively.