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    10 months ago

    Apple isn’t that much of an asshole, it only does all the dick moves it is legally allowed to.

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        10 months ago

        I think they’re probably better on privacy than default out of the box Android phones loaded up with Google adware, but that’s such an incredibly low bar.

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          The only way they are better, is the fact there is only one party having access to the data, aka only Apple. On Android you have google + the manufacturer, and in some cases more than those two

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        Which is obviously true, just like everything else you read on the web. If someone wrote it on the web, it has to be true. It’s we well known fact, that it physically impossible for it to be otherwise.

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      Can’t think of any worse assholes except Google.

      Just because they make nice looking hardware, you give them a pass.

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        Samsung finally ditched the stupid curved glass, so Androidland now has nice hardware too

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          Good luck with that. Their phones are filled with ads and Samsung’s crappy software that can’t be removed. Apple and Google do the same thing, but their apps are at least good. As good as Samsung’s hardware is, they mess up the package with their hot garbage software.

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            There are 4 Samsung apps that I’ll erase if it’ll be just a tap. So it’s not very 👎. I can use Android debug bridge to erase those but I won’t bother. If there are 30 bloat apps, I’ll erase those.

            I’ve been using my Samsung a70 for about 2 years. The Samsung apps are generally fine.

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            I do wholeheartedly agree that Samsung writes shit software tho, but their customizations for the last seven years stopped frying my phone. (S2 was okay, S3 was such a dumpster fire of a phone caused by Samsung’s deplorable coding)

            I have the impression that OS restrictions imposed by Google on latest versions of Android and - perhaps - the move to Kotlin improved it. I have been using a S10+ and had no issues with software. Crappy software can be removed without root using ADB and, in my region, Samsung does not bundle carrier crap (except stupid Facebook stuff that is still present in S10 and even S24 series)

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          Yeah I never understood that. Made me stop buying Samsung phones, also because they added a price premium. Turns out that the best Android phones are Motorola phones like the Edge 30. No crapware at all and fantastic battery time.

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            There are a few phones (I hope there’ll be more) that last 2 days with medium use. I’m :) for folks with those phones.

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        Well, Google at least allows competing browser engines on their store. So there’s that.