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I find this interesting. And I do realize that this sentiment is shared by majority of the people. I have a couple of Apple devices (iPads, M1 Mini, AppleTv, i
by not_your_vase 2y ago
I find this interesting. And I do realize that this sentiment is shared by majority of the people.
I have a couple of Apple devices (iPads, M1 Mini, AppleTv, iPod) and especially in the past 2 years, I have decided that I have had enough Apple, won't buy anything from them in the near future: I experience so many bugs in iOS, I just hate to touch my iPad. Constant fight with elementary things, like not fetching my emails in a timely manner, messing up the address bar of Safari, or simply just flooded by "couldn't sync health data" messages, even though all cloud sync is disabled (etc).
I could be just unlucky, but it doesn't "just work" for me since a while, at least software-wise. I have been on the lookout for an Android tablet (hoping that at least it will fetch my emails, if nothing else...)
- grepexdev 2y agoThe OnePlus Pad 2 seems to be a pretty solid Android tablet. I had the Pixel tablet but returned it as it had too much Google stuff baked into the functionality (naturally).
- WentFullRetard 2y agoSo let me get this right. You're complaining about notifications like "couldn't sync health data", after disabling syncing health data. Ok...
- not_your_vase 2y agoYes. If you ignore all the other words I wrote, then yes - in this case your summary is 100% correct.