> We've had that on the desktop but NEVER on our phones. Give it some time. We've had to wait decades to see some people starting the transition from closed de

> We've had that on the desktop but NEVER on our phones. Give it some time. We've had to wait decades to see some people starting the transition from closed desktop systems to open ones, and we aren't nowhere close even to a tenth of the Windows/Mac userbase. Mobile platforms in comparison are newborns, and the industry after learning the PC lesson now is actively fighting against Open Source software and standards by producing software that refuses to run anywhere but their platforms (Whatsapp, banking software, etc) while they spend money to tight close their terminals so they can't be reflashed with Open Source operating systems, a practice that also creates pollution related issues. Time will tell; we probably need at least 5 more years and a couple killer apps that will make a significant number of users move to an open device such as the PinePhone or the Librem 5, or what device will we have by then, so that those figures can't be ignored anymore.