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Some of them do. A lot of my programming skills come thanks to hacking on my Openmoko Neo Freerunner around 2008 when I was a teenager. A few years later I was
by seba_dos1 4y ago
Some of them do. A lot of my programming skills come thanks to hacking on my Openmoko Neo Freerunner around 2008 when I was a teenager. A few years later I was hacking on (although definitely not as much) a Nokia N900, and these days hacking on a Librem 5 (which can even be connected to an external screen, keyboard and mouse and act as a regular GNU/Linux PC) is my job.
Both Android and iOS are designed to be locked-down consumer goods owned by the manufacturer and only used by you; they're not tools that encourage you to learn and tweak. You need to look elsewhere for that.