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True, but we're talking single digits if not less than 1% of the Android population there, regardless of the ability. And if you add Google services you're righ
by shmoe 4y ago
True, but we're talking single digits if not less than 1% of the Android population there, regardless of the ability. And if you add Google services you're right back where you started.
- kelnos 4y agoSure, but I'm talking about simply having the capability. If Google started getting ridiculous, regularly censoring apps, deleting data off people's phones, stuff like that, I can easily believe that there'd be a push to make installing an alternative ROM or OS a simple thing to do. Regardless, the option is there. I think there's a ton of value in that, even if the vast majority of users don't avail themselves of it. With iOS, you live with what Apple lets you do, and that's that.