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Yes it does, and at least video quality on facetime is as far as i've seen way better than what's available on Android. This eternal attempt of forcing Apple t
by Seanambers 4y ago
Yes it does, and at least video quality on facetime is as far as i've seen way better than what's available on Android.
This eternal attempt of forcing Apple to make their products/platform more open is in opposition to a lot of its users as well. I actually enjoy the walled garden and most do - it makes for a hassle free experience. If you don't want that - fine, go get an android or a old nokia.
- Vt71fcAqt7 4y agoI think you're thinking about this the wrong way. It's more than just iPhone vs Android. Apple is creating an enviroment of exclusion; maybe you will just use a different app but many in the US (admittedly mainly teens) just won't speak to android users. It's not ok and I hope Apple correct themselves. To your point about walled gardens, I don't see how Apple developing an imessage client for android users defeats the walled garden. Unless you think part of the walled garden is to keep Android users from contacting iPhone owners? I don't think thats what you mean but that is what you are saying.