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Yes because it allows me to do the following things: 1. Sideload apps that my government has decided they don't like and want banned. 2. Use real firefox to s
by cageface 7y ago
Yes because it allows me to do the following things:
1. Sideload apps that my government has decided they don't like and want banned.
2. Use real firefox to support diversity on the web
3. Use open audio codecs like FLAC without tying myself in knots
It's not perfect but in the respects that really matter it's a lot more free.
- scarface74 7y agoAt least for #3 https://vox.rocks/resources/ios-flac-player https://vox.rocks/resources/ios-flac-player And then there is that whole running an operating system written by a company whose whole m.o. is to invade your privacy.
- cageface 7y agoI consider that tying myself in knots. On my Samsung I just copy the files over and play them Privacy and openness are two independent, orthogonal concepts. I agree Apple has a better overall story on privacy but I care more about openness, especially in the current political climate.