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Which of those do you think are accessible to the average user?
by xtian 7y ago
Which of those do you think are accessible to the average user?
- sudosysgen 7y agoAll of them if someone else does the initial set up, from first hand experience.
- xtian 7y agoWhat about updates or when something goes wrong?
- searchableguy 7y agoDoes google provide you support when something otherwise go wrong? No. Unless of course it's a pixel. And I have a custom rom which gets update every month. Ungoogled. :)
- tracker1 7y agoNot too different from MS not being first line support for your Thinkpad, but offering more for surface laptops. I'm still under update coverage for my Pixel 2XL, haven't felt compelled to upgrade at all. i do wish more handsets supported using Lineage or another open variant/option for after coverage expires at least.
- square_usual 7y agoThe comparison you should be making isn't with Google, but Apple. My experience with custom ROMs was unfortunately a lot worse than yours. I had the original Galaxy Note, and picking a custom ROM for that was a "Updated, has features, doesn't kill your battery - pick 2" kind of deal.
- sudosysgen 7y agoFor updates, you hit the update button. When something goes wrong, same as others.
- michaelmrose 7y agoYou can still use the google play store and switch email, maps, and browser and give almost no data to google and anyone can install apps in google play.