Not sure why you're getting downvoted – this is certainly a matter of taste. Why do you consider it a feature, though? Here's why I prefer Android over plain L

Not sure why you're getting downvoted – this is certainly a matter of taste. Why do you consider it a feature, though? Here's why I prefer Android over plain Linux on anything that's not a laptop or desktop computer (or a server): - Much more secure. Every app is running in a sandbox and permissions are clearly defined. (This is a big one! I don't want to have to trust the apps I'm running.) - Data encryption by default - Clearly defined ways for apps to talk to one another (intents etc.), for user data to be separated from app cache etc, for user data to get backed up via Google Backup / Seedvault. Anyone who's trying to do the same on Linux needs to re-invent the wheel here. As Ratta is planning to open up their Supernote platform for 3rd-party apps, this is crucial. - A/B updates – it's hard to break your device - Bluetooth & fingerprint support. I wish the Supernote came with a fingerprint reader but it does allow you to use a bluetooth keyboard (though typing comes with a rather long delay)