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Ca 2013 was the release of the Nexus 5, arguably the first really usable android smartphone. Privacy wasn’t really a concern because most people didn’t have th
by adamomada 2y ago
Ca 2013 was the release of the Nexus 5, arguably the first really usable android smartphone.
Privacy wasn’t really a concern because most people didn’t have the privacy eroding device yet. In the years following the Nexus 5 is where smartphones went into geometric growth and the slow realization of the privacy nightmare became apparent
Imho I was really excited to get a Nexus 4 at the time, just a few short years later the shine wore off and I was horrified at the smartphone enabled future. And I have a 40 year background in computers and understand them better than 99 out of 100 users – if I didn’t see it, I can’t blame them either
- mkl 2y ago> Ca 2013 was the release of the Nexus 5, arguably the first really usable android smartphone. What a strange statement. I was late to the game with a Nexus S in 2010, and it was really usable.
- adamomada 2y agoDefine usable. Imho before Nexus 4 everything was crap, Nexus 4 barely was enough (4x1.4 GHz), Nexus 5 (4x2.2GHz) plus software at the time (post-kitkat) was when it was really ready for mainstream