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A lot of people notice that when downgrading from Android to iOS. Be prepared to no longer be able to easily install new launchers / home apps / emulators / ad
by skrowl 6y ago
A lot of people notice that when downgrading from Android to iOS.
Be prepared to no longer be able to easily install new launchers / home apps / emulators / adult apps / etc either.
Hopefully we have you back on the open source side soon!
- teekert 6y agoHehe well, there were some pleasant surprises: Nextcloud works well (auto picture upload), imap mail, webdav, caldav all work with no extra apps needed (with Nextcloud as backend). WireGuard vpn works well, Home Assitant works. No extra app needed for podcasts. Element works, facetime is the best video call experience so far. I do really miss fdroid indeed and apps like GadgetBridge and OSMand (full version). Yeah it’s a walled garden but it has enough gates for me so far. I do like the privacy notices a lot more though, often they’ll state that nothing is shared and everything stays on the phone. Android with Google play is not as open and under my control as I wished, it’s one of the reasons why the step to iOS is minor imho (freedom-wise).