>he uses a mobile operating system that is under a barrage of zero-day browser and app exploits >his phone's manufacturer abandons him, leaving him vulnerable and out of date, after 2 years, tops >his phone comes preinstalled with a VIRUS SCANNER >his phone comes preinstalled with BLOATWARE and ADWARE >he is forced to run third-party development tools coded by XxXPussyLickrXxX in order to patch his phone to a newer release >he still buys Samsung branded explosive devices >he tells himself that bugs and broken hardware are just a necessity of being on the 'bleeding edge' of LineageOS development >his phone crashes >his phone actually freezes up and lags sometimes >there is no 1:1 backup system available for his phone >he chooses the botnet, over the company that said "NO" to the FBI
Rs 100 has been deposited to your SBI Account Sir!
Elijah Walker
can you give me a quick rundown on all that
Connor Morgan
that was the quick rundown.
Android is the swiss cheese of mobile security. It's like an unpatched Windows XP.
I know the truth hurts, user. I used to be an Android fanboy too, but once I saw that there was literally no security approach to the ecosystem I noped the fuck out. I would never risk my contacts and data on a platform that can be remotely owned via browser popups or SMS.
No, flip phones are the OpenBSD of mobile phones. They're simple, they call, they text, they cost fuckall, they last a week on a single charge, and you can remove the battery for real privacy. They come apart with a few screws removed and you can take the camera out permanently.
Tell me why you still carry around a fruity r*ddit toy. Might as well carry around a purse if you want to signal, you fucking fag.
>No, flip phones are the OpenBSD of mobile phones. Only when they run OsmocomBB
Adrian Howard
Based and redpilled
Android is a shitty software nightmare. iOS creates false feeling of security.
I hope that when Librem 5 comes out, i will be able to run gnome and emacs on it
Joshua Johnson
run a bullet through your head
Bentley Powell
Why is Android nowhere free as Linux? Why are there no big, popular, active, free Android distros like for computers? Google, manufacturers, and service providers control everything.
Christopher Morales
basicaly evey android phone has its own midified version of android os which same as diferrent distros
Blake Williams
LMAO, nobody gives a shit to that idiot.
Austin Harris
>closed source
Aaron Jenkins
Who said user prefered Android over iOS? That was never stated, you are just trying to project your opinion - that Android is inferior - on him to prove your own point. It could very well be possible that he hated all mobile phones, but as we do not know, we should not jump to conclusions.
Aaron Smith
OsmocomBB is basically worthless. An open source cellular modem firmware won't stop you from being tracked, since carriers can just triangulate your location using cell towers. 3G is accurate within about a block while 4G is accurate within a few meters. If you don't have a removable battery, there's no way to stop the tracking.
Librem 5 looks good. But it better not be chinkshit and it better have a removable battery.
SEETHING
David Hill
Eh, that charts incorrect.
Owen Nguyen
I used a mac desktop for 7 years, a desk under win10 since release and now I'm on manjaro. Apple (not sure about the os, was it OSX lion?): I'd say that yeah, I'm impressed, never really got a problem on it,it did what I needed and that's it, tidy, clean, works. Windows: I used it mainly for videogames and it justwerkz (most of the time) for that purpose, but it quickly got slow, I probably wasb't maintaining it correctly though. Manjaro : My first linux distro (been using it for a year now), I'd say it's pretty cool so far, it's a bit annoying to learn to use the console at first but it quickly becomes a habit, it runs lightning fast and now that steam has proton for videogames, I might make it permanent, who knows.
