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My Nokia Android One had only a support app (visibly) installed. It was still slow and updates took longer than I wanted to arrive. I bought the cheapest new
by eitland 7y ago
My Nokia Android One had only a support app (visibly) installed.
It was still slow and updates took longer than I wanted to arrive.
I bought the cheapest new iPhone I could get last black Friday (around $600) and for the first time since my Galaxy SII in 2011 I got a phone that I have actually enjoyed.
FTR, phones I have not enjoyed:
- Samsung SIII (two, one was terrible, probably a defect part, luckily it bricked itself so I got a replacement, the second wasn't terriblę just disappointing),
- Note (at least one, can't say for sure which),
- Sony Z3 (screen detached from body - this might be my fault for disconnecting the charger half asleep many times, but more importantly installed Amazon adware during Android upgrade),
- Samsungs S7 Edge (slow, microlag, generally disappointing)
- and finally Nokia 6.1 Android One (slow, updates took long time to arrive even if in was Android One certified, spyware concerns - I'm not sure if mine was affected.)
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoThe Nokia 6.1 camera app phones back to Facebook on every startup even if you don't have any account with them. Other than not being rootable, it's a reasonable device.
- eitland 7y agoI tried to find out more about the issue where it phones back to Facebook but wasn't able to in a reasonable time. Do you have pointers?
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoInstall NoRootFirewall. You'll see the camera app making Facebook requests on startup.