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'really open' is also a huge headache to support: could you imagine the level of training the telecom operators... It's not the telecom's responsibility to sup
by andreyf 17y ago
'really open' is also a huge headache to support: could you imagine the level of training the telecom operators...
It's not the telecom's responsibility to support your phone's OS any more than it is your internet provider's responsibility to support your computer's OS. The point that was made is that an open device, analogous to the PC in the early computer days would be a Good Thing for the phone ecosystem.
- herval 17y agoand that's exactly why most internet providers specify they only support Windows (some include OSX, but not many AFAIK): if you call them with your all-custom OS and complain about faulty Internet access, they can simply say it's not their problem...