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So if you can choose between pure and not pure, locked vs unlocked, is worse? Interesting selling point

• abakker 6y ago
  For some of us, having a locked down, reliable, secure, and pure phone is a great solution. I don’t want iOS on my random experimental project laptop, for that I have Linux or windows, or vms. But, cellphones are not something I need to hack around on.
  • bllguo 6y ago
    their point is that you can choose to have "pure" android or "unpure" - which is not an option apple provides. why is that worse?
    • wycy 6y ago
      Because "unpure" Android barely receives updates and the few occasions where it does, it's extremely delayed. So that's pretty "worse" You can also choose to jailbreak an Apple device if you really want to be unpure, and luckily doing so won't prevent you from updating your phone in the future.
  • JTbane 6y ago
    >cellphones are not something I need to hack around on. Different strokes for different folks. I like having the ability to sideload apps and flash a different OS to my phone