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I have used /e/ as my main phone for 1 year - and I am a heavy user. It’s a bliss! I also got a phone with /e/ installed on it for my 73 years old mother. She l
by soufron 4y ago
I have used /e/ as my main phone for 1 year - and I am a heavy user. It’s a bliss! I also got a phone with /e/ installed on it for my 73 years old mother. She loved it. It’s really surprising to see how the bigtech monopoly has nothing to do with the quality of their services, but everything with their unfair practices - Microsoft yesterday, Google today.
- em-bee 4y agopretty much the same story for me. started 3 years ago, and got a phone for my 70 year old mother almost two years ago. she gets help to install new apps, but otherwise it works just fine for her.
- soufron 4y agoAnd it’s « stable ». I mean it works and will keep on working for years.
- soco 4y agoHow is /e/ making things easier for them? My folks are constantly puzzled by their galaxy phones: not only notifications and sudden app changes, but also touching the edges of the screen triggering unexpected things... What will another OS do better?
- em-bee 4y agowell, the problem here is that the general market is not targeting elder people. /e/ at least doesn't so far have any sudden app changes, because their focus and selling point is usability and and privacy, and not the latest new and shiny