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Cyanogen user on n4 for a long time because I don't want g' bits and bytes on my cellphone I find this unsettling. I see the following points on it (I would ref
by xlayn 11y ago
Cyanogen user on n4 for a long time because I don't want g' bits and bytes on my cellphone I find this unsettling.
I see the following points on it (I would refrain from calling them plus or cons).
-The reason I did the change is avoid G using MY device as their personal Wifi scanning station, the switch meant battery 2-3x more, I hope Microsoft doesn't mess with Android that way.
-If they roll it for all devices I hope they keep a version without it, or an extra package to install like g apps.
-Nice to see Microsoft being so flexible and going on so many fronts, the more they diversify the better, if this makes Android better; Android users win.
-Could this be the start of Microsoft Android?.
-Does "deep integration" offer any kind of advantage?.
- Namidairo 11y agoLast time I checked you could turn off the wifi scanning, easily. As for the "deep integration", I believe that just means they configured the screen-off hotword (which uses the Qualcomm hexagon adsp).
- s73v3r 11y agoThis is only for the commercial offering of Cyannogen. The random roms out there for different phones that you flash yourself are not part of this.