Actually, I'm nowhere "ideologically pure" as you think I am. I'm still using my google-sanctioned stock android, and I routinely use some sort of closed sourc

Actually, I'm nowhere "ideologically pure" as you think I am. I'm still using my google-sanctioned stock android, and I routinely use some sort of closed source software... My point was more like: I'm using google-android now, out of convenience, but I stopped strictly seeing Android releases[1] as improvements (and thus I _might_ refrain to use KitKat... if I'll move to a google-less cyanogenmod or to Ubuntu or Jolla I still don't know) Also, My intention was not to be rhetoric: I just found Stallman definitions of freedom useful in this context to understand what some people are complaining about [1] as in "Android used on Nexus", compared to AOSP