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Will it really be a betrayal of Android for Google to create and release a replacement based on more than a decade of lessons learned in stretching Android to i

Will it really be a betrayal of Android for Google to create and release a replacement based on more than a decade of lessons learned in stretching Android to its limits and beyond. I suspect Fuchsia will eventually become THE Google O/S for phones, tablets, laptops, and IoT devices and Android will continue to be developed with new features being added (after they debut in Fuchsia) for a few years. Then Android will receive only fixes and not features... probably announced at the same time that Google officially deprecates Android as a whole. I, for one, am looking forward to a Fuchsia-tinted future.

VasiliyZukanov 8y ago
Well, if anything about this article is right, then Google lies to us for years. The company attempts to pass the responsibility for their illegal conduct down to the smaller players in the ecosystem. The total cost of their greed will be greatly multiplied, but Google will avoid paying it by themselves. There are also personal risks. For example, if someone takes a loan and joins bootcamp to become an Android developer today, the knowledge and skills he/she pays for may become obsolete in the short term. If Google would share any kind of mid-term plans with us instead of telling lies, we could make educated decisions. So, yes - Google betrays Android ecosystem. They f*ed up due to their greed, but we will pay the cost. All of that under assumption that I got the main vectors right. Time will tell...