I feel nostalgic of a time with my first Android phone that worked fine with some 256mb of RAM and around 16gb of storage. Now I have way more in both of them, but my phone unloads everything but the current and last app from memory occupying half of that just for itself and the storage, well, isn’t mine to begin with for I can only use a small fraction of it even after a factory reset. Times change, websites and apps change too, and Android devs can’t predict that, but they made the OS itself just as bloated and self-indulgent as Windows.
I feel nostalgic of a time with my first Android phone that worked fine with some 256mb of RAM and around 16gb of storage. Now I have way more in both of them, but my phone unloads everything but the current and last app from memory occupying half of that just for itself and the storage, well, isn’t mine to begin with for I can only use a small fraction of it even after a factory reset. Times change, websites and apps change too, and Android devs can’t predict that, but they made the OS itself just as bloated and self-indulgent as Windows.