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>Android -> iOS This is just going out of the frying pan and into the fryer. (I assume you mean stock/Google powered Android here.) Replacing one user-hostile
by eertami 6y ago
>Android -> iOS
This is just going out of the frying pan and into the fryer. (I assume you mean stock/Google powered Android here.) Replacing one user-hostile walled garden with another user-hostile walled garden is hardly an improvement.
I'd suggest Google Android -> Open-source Android ROM, though I know it can cause issues with some banking apps, annoyingly.
- cutthegrass2 6y agothrough the lens of 'user data collection to sell targeted advertising', I'm not sure Apple is even in the same league as Google here.
- yumraj 6y agoI'll have to disagree, iOS and Android are far apart. In end, as I said above, it's about reducing the footprint. Eliminating Google is a very difficult undertaking which I'm not really sure is even possible..
- eudajmonia 6y agoI've been happy to switch back to a BlackBerry Q20. 1) I find the use of the BlackBerry hub to really help with decreasing the intermittent reward that having to switch between applications to see your messages gives. 2) It is refreshing to use a device that is more purely focused on its intended purpose. (Communication) 3) I can still sideload most Android APKs if necessary.