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I looked at Boox devices, but they lag Android versions to the point where it becomes a security concern.
by Seattle3503 2y ago
I looked at Boox devices, but they lag Android versions to the point where it becomes a security concern.
- partdavid 2y agoMy Boox is pretty crap. My use case is Libby for library books and the display refreshing and other things make it almost unusable. Feels super cheap, unsupported.
- noduerme 2y agoWow. This is so different from my experience with my Boox. I like the add ons they made to improve the Android UI for e-ink purposes, and every weekly update makes it better. Feels extremely well supported to me.
- dredmorbius 2y agoI treat mine (Max Lumi, about 3 years old now) as an insecure device. There are (very nearly) no account-based services on them (and occasional use of SSH roughly doubles that count), and that which I do use is to a pseudonymous service which ... I've soured on sufficiently that I use it little if any. The device is almost wholly dedicated to consumption, largely e-books, podcasts, and websites. That's a nonzero vulnerability surface, but it's pretty close to nil. And for those purposes, the device is quite satisfactory.