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Don't buy an iPhone then. I used to be all about customizing my phone, but when the "Phone" app on my android crashed repeatedly while trying to call 911 in an
by squeaky-clean 5y ago
Don't buy an iPhone then. I used to be all about customizing my phone, but when the "Phone" app on my android crashed repeatedly while trying to call 911 in an emergency, I now only want a locked-down and stable piece of hardware as my phone.
- notsureaboutpg 5y agoWell as the main comment pointed out. The lament is that the strongest mobile hardware out there at the moment is also locked down. Would be nice to have the option for a not locked down piece of that hardware, and we do not wish that you don't have the option for a locked down stable piece of hardware.
- mustacheemperor 5y agoSimilar feelings here. I switched after becoming frustrated by having a phone that so often failed at basic phone things. Turn by turn nav silently ending because I switched to the browser, having a phone call crash because I accidentally opened Snapchat - and that’s before approaching the eldrich nightmare that was trying to run a video call. This was on a “flagship” Samsung Android phone and I have heard the OS is better and more stable now but honestly, I just don’t see a reason to risk it, especially given the switching costs associated.