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For some people (dual income), it's more than convenience. As iPhone/AppStore proved, the trade off is time/skills. If you don't have the time or skills, and
by r00fus 7y ago
For some people (dual income), it's more than convenience. As iPhone/AppStore proved, the trade off is time/skills.
If you don't have the time or skills, and you wouldn't trust a local installer to set everything up right, you really don't have that option.
- Nebasuke 7y agoI think this is indeed a key point often missed in the conversations here. Just because there's a better (privacy) alternative, it still requires a time investment to find one. The alternative will likely require another time/skill investment over the marketed product to actually install it. When you're in a situation where time is scarce, like dual income, kid, etc, you clearly are optimising for other things than privacy or even money spent.