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Difference is that on Android you can use pretty much any photo app/service that you want. Nothing's forcing you into the arms of Google. I don't know much abou
by lillesvin 9y ago
Difference is that on Android you can use pretty much any photo app/service that you want. Nothing's forcing you into the arms of Google. I don't know much about iPhones, but as far as I understand you don't have much of a choice.
- vpol 9y agoYou can even use google photos app on the iPhone. There is no limitation.
- lillesvin 9y agoAh, cool. But then I don't see why Android vs iPhone is even a topic here. If the original commenter installs Google Photos on iPhone he'll have to accept the same privacy policy. The underlying OS has nothing to do with it.
- bigbugbag 9y agoThere is no reason to discuss android vs iphone, it is the modern version of a classic endless troll. A privacy version of the godwin point is mentioning google instead of the nazis. Mention the worst known offender and you'll look better in comparison.
- matthewmacleod 9y agoYeah, I don’t know where you’d get that impression. If you want to use Google Photos on the iPhone, you can go ahead and do that.
- lillesvin 9y agoAs I said, I don't know much about iPhones. Thanks for clearing it up. Now I just fail to see why the underlying OS is of any consequence. Seems like the original commenter is making an "Android vs iPhone" issue out of something that has to do with a specific application — namely Google Photos.