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I'm in the same exact boat as you - always had iOS and am supposed to get my Nexus 6p on Monday (leaving Verizon for Google Fi) - I'm intently watching this thr
by arnold_palmur 11y ago
I'm in the same exact boat as you - always had iOS and am supposed to get my Nexus 6p on Monday (leaving Verizon for Google Fi) - I'm intently watching this thread for some suggestions/tips as a new Android user.
- czep 11y agoYup, I finally got disgusted enough by Verizon's complete disregard for their customers that I was willing to switch to Android simply to try Google Fi. The tipping point for me was when I realized that 10 months had gone by after I'd paid off my iPhone and Verizon continued to charge me for it. When I called their CS, the best they could do was refund me 3 months of it. So I'm done. I got my 6p yesterday and still learning my way around it. Overall I'm impressed but feel like such a noob and not sure what to do to stay safe. There's a decent checklist here: https://security.utexas.edu/handheld-hardening-checklists/android https://security.utexas.edu/handheld-hardening-checklists/an... It's a bit generic and not specifically to Android 6.0, but helps point in the general direction of how to think about securing android.