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> Because I did something with my Motorola that you can't do with Apple I jailbreak Apple devices too. But there’s no way I’m recommending that to a friend as
by prepend 3y ago
> Because I did something with my Motorola that you can't do with Apple
I jailbreak Apple devices too. But there’s no way I’m recommending that to a friend as it’s not a sustainable consumer strategy.
Google and Motorola don’t support their devices as well as Apple. It’s great that you have a community solution, but unless I want to play tech support to people, I’m not suggesting devices that require community support just for basic security patches.
Or for editing out privacy invading default functions.
- jqpabc123 3y agoOr for editing out privacy invading default functions. So, it's much better to leave those in place so Apple can earn some extra cash? https://www.tomsguide.com/news/android-ios-data-collection https://www.tomsguide.com/news/android-ios-data-collection However, the researchers' iPhone transmitted more kinds of data, including device location, the device's local Internet Protocol (IP) address and the Wi-Fi network identifiers — the MAC addresses — of other devices on the local network, including home Wi-Fi routers.