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But they aren't refusing to upgrade internal storage. 128 GB is an option now, and I'm sure it will grow with time. And you can also use iCloud alternatives (w
by interpol_p 11y ago
But they aren't refusing to upgrade internal storage. 128 GB is an option now, and I'm sure it will grow with time.
And you can also use iCloud alternatives (we use Flickr and Dropbox on iOS for photos and movies, as iCloud is too pricey and inflexible).
Your argument was relating to the 16 GB option of the phone, but asked the question "is control over our own data dead?" in connection with that 16 GB version. I was unsure why you asked that because of two things: 16 GB is an option, not the only size available; and one still has ultimate control over their own data, be it on the cloud or local.