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There's a good argument to be made that Android isn't as open & free as it should be since Google gave so much control to carriers & handset makers. For example

by jsz0 17y ago

There's a good argument to be made that Android isn't as open & free as it should be since Google gave so much control to carriers & handset makers. For example AT&T Android devices with restricted access to third party applications or wifi tethering apps being removed from the Market upon carrier's request.

dagw 17y ago
That's not an argument that Android isn't open, just that there exists hardware running Android that isn't open. There exists carriers and hardware where that isn't a problem.