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I think you forgot the /s tag? As a longtime android user, google is one of the worst offenders in this. One of the recent OS updates broke my bluetooth connect
by rozap 3y ago
I think you forgot the /s tag? As a longtime android user, google is one of the worst offenders in this. One of the recent OS updates broke my bluetooth connection to my car, and that was the only new "feature" that I noticed.
Both platforms have their own problems unique to them, but both platforms do share this issue.
- pyeri 3y agoActually no. Google is merely the developer of AOSP (Android Open Source Project). The actual implementation and pushing of updates is up to your OEM or phone maker. Some OEMs are graceful in pushing updates, others aren't. But none to my knowledge pushes forced updates that user can't disable? Besides, you can always Flash/Root/etc. in the Android world with the power user shoes when something goes wrong, you can't do that in the Apple world.
- withinboredom 3y agoIm not sure I would want root access to my car. Sounds like a liability nightmare in the event of a crash.
- rozap 3y agoThis was on a pixel, so the update was from google. And I don't want to root the phone, I just want it to work.