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As a developer I use Android a lot. It's fine. I don't see what the big deal is.

• wiseowise 3y ago
  Good, switch to it for a couple of years, use multiple vendors and then let everyone know how Android is a viable alternative to iOS.
  • krger 3y ago
    >Good, switch to it for a couple of years, use multiple vendors and then let everyone know how Android is a viable alternative to iOS. "I want Apple to be forced into making the same choices that its competitors made because those competitors' devices are, collectively, a miserable hellscape," isn't the winning argument you seem to think it is.
    • wiseowise 3y ago
      Completely missing point of what I said and making a straw man out of it isn’t the gotcha moment you seem to think it is.
      • krger 3y ago
        >Completely missing point of what I said and making a straw man out of it isn’t the gotcha moment you seem to think it is. Okay, so what's the point of what you said? For reference, you said: >Good, switch to it for a couple of years, use multiple vendors and then let everyone know how Android is a viable alternative to iOS. What, then, is the point of what you said? You seem to believe that Android is not a viable alternative to iOS. What specific actions do you believe Apple should be required to take here?
  • _ea1k 3y ago
    I've been using it for years. It has its issues, but also has its strengths. The biggest issue these days is that Apple has built a walled garden around their messaging system. I can't fault Android for that.