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I wanted an Android phone without bloatware and ads so my 2 options were OnePlus and Nothing. I ended up buying the OnePlus because I disliked the huge back cam
by alecsm 3mo ago
I wanted an Android phone without bloatware and ads so my 2 options were OnePlus and Nothing. I ended up buying the OnePlus because I disliked the huge back camera on the Nothing 3a Pro.
Today I'd go for the Bothing 4a/4a Pro.
- robotnikman 3mo agoI wish Nothing was supported by Verizon, would love to try one of their phones.
- inigyou 3mo agoWhy do you need your carrier to like your phone? Do they not mandate interoperability in your country? Are carriers using phone blacklists?
- kay_o 3mo agoThey usse carrier whitelists , Which is even worse. I cannot activded a EU acquired Pixel for instance. Verizon no longer needs to carrier unlock phones after 60 days too :} Theres multiple carrier that will auto disable you sim if you move it and charge you a fee for it too ! https://www.howardforums.com/threads/is-metro-charging-to-switch-sim-card-to-another-phone-when-self-service.1922909/ https://www.howardforums.com/threads/is-metro-charging-to-sw... https://www.reddit.com/r/MetroPCS/comments/1maa4rt/how_much_should_it_cost_to_switch_sim_cards https://www.reddit.com/r/MetroPCS/comments/1maa4rt/how_much_... All of this was such a mind fuck.
- aianus 3mo agoNothing didn’t bother to support Verizon’s most important 4G band, it’s not blacklisted it just won’t work well outside of major cities. https://www.theverge.com/23803460/nothing-phone-2-verizon-works-okay-wouldnt-depend-on-it https://www.theverge.com/23803460/nothing-phone-2-verizon-wo...
- inigyou 3mo agoSo use a different carrier?