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This is what happens when you choose “freedom” over stability. (iOS is not necessarily what I mean by “stability”. Not anymore at least.)

• _emacsomancer_ 8y ago
  I'm not sure Android is a shining example of freedom.
  • ariwilson 8y ago
    Compared to iOS? Yes it is.
    • _emacsomancer_ 8y ago
      yes, perhaps, and it can be made more so, but the parent post said essentially 'Android is an example of what happens when you choose freedom over stability', and I don't think Android is a good example of that. There's lots of 'different Androids' but most of the problems come down to manufacturers not quality-testing their software and the (perhaps inevitable) use of all of the proprietary bits in the mobile that third parties thus can't fix/optimise.