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That at least gives me some level of comfort. From what I remember it was Android 12 out of the box, but the problems started popping up after a while. First t
by sk0g 4y ago
That at least gives me some level of comfort.
From what I remember it was Android 12 out of the box, but the problems started popping up after a while. First the bundled earphones carked it, then various issues with the phone. The UI feels less responsive relative to even the mid-range Samsung I had previously...
Seriously considering an iPhone next time around, and hey at least I can escape the Eye of Sauron, somewhat. I realised I don't care about tinkering, custom ROMs, launchers, and funky widgets. I just want a phone that does what it's supposed to, when I want it to. The less time I spent stuffing around on the phone, the more time I will have for more meaningful things.
- Groxx 4y agoI keep considering it too, Apple really does do a good job on lots of things. ... But I really do like fdroid. And Firefox. And a number of open source apps and replacement things that will never be on Apple's store (e.g. I'm using gadgetbridge because I hate some of the first party apps). I'd have too much I'd miss.