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I’m happy enough with the Apple App Store. What I’m not interested in is living among a lot of app stores. I don‘t want to learn disparate rules for trial peri
by browningstreet 3y ago
I’m happy enough with the Apple App Store.
What I’m not interested in is living among a lot of app stores. I don‘t want to learn disparate rules for trial periods, refund policies, subscription renewal notices, etc.
That said, I want to feel like I own my hardware and OS and side-loading or native installs are required for that.
- mcsniff 3y agoYou want to feel like you own your hardware and OS or you want to actually own it? Forgive the pedantry, but there is a huge difference. You can go with a Linux phone for the closest to full ownership, Pixel + GrapheneOS for basically full functional middle ground, or stick with an iPhone for the least method of ownership.
- browningstreet 3y agoI want good software. For client/consumer stuff, it seems necessary to pay for it. Though I run lots of Linux in my life too. But Linux makes a terrible laptop experience, and a terrible phone experience.