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Given that the OP is asking about a problem caused by not having enough control over the software they're running, it's entirely valid to respond by suggesting
by JoshTriplett 3y ago
Given that the OP is asking about a problem caused by not having enough control over the software they're running, it's entirely valid to respond by suggesting software that gives the user more control.
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- isodev 3y agoBut realistically for the end user, an Android device only gives the impression of control, does not mean it will never update and keep working.
- latexr 3y agoGiven that the OP is asking for legal guidance and not a software recommendation, it is entirely invalid and unhelpful to respond by suggesting any software. That’s particularly wrong when that software is not a real alternative, has a different set of constraints, and we have no idea if the OP uses it. As is already obvious by the conversation that is forming, the commenter’s post isn’t even a universal truth. They made an argument which doesn’t apply at all and we’ll end up with a bunch of unproductive comments. Flamewars only produce anger and division. Don’t start them.