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> And Linux, as well--including the Librem 5 phone[0]. I think the point is more that in e.g. the US, nearly half the population has an iPhone [1], so a chat s
by jabirali 6y ago
> And Linux, as well--including the Librem 5 phone[0].
I think the point is more that in e.g. the US, nearly half the population has an iPhone [1], so a chat service that is only available on Android and Linux can't spread as much.
[1]: https://www.counterpointresearch.com/us-market-smartphone-share/ https://www.counterpointresearch.com/us-market-smartphone-sh...
- Funes- 6y ago>I think the point is more that in e.g. the US, nearly half the population has an iPhone [1] Oh, no, I was absolutely aware that he was referring to the Android-iPhone pairing, as in "it's Android-only as opposed to available on both Android and iOS, as every major messaging app"; I just wanted to specify that it is not only available on Android, but also on Linux (PC and phones--I guess you can use it on the Pinephone, too, besides the Librem 5).