• mesa@piefed.socialOP
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    Just about. There used to be more, but if im honest, if it works in iOS then its a decent experience most of the time.

    But my custom apps makes or breaks my phone. Its so convenient.

    Ill probably get a uconsole or something. Or keep my current phone til all this blows over.

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      iOS is infinitely more polished than Android. It’s rather stable and at least the main notification system isn’t that bad for privacy.

      Edit: I want to inquire: what exactly is wrong about my comments. Android is a piece of shit. iOS is a piece of shit. iOS is smoother because Apple can engineer the parts more smoothly. Android lets you run software. I hate them both but I need to run Termux.

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        Its terrible for security haha. We were able to 0 day it a couple of times without trying all that hard. So many CVEs that are repeatable. I wil admit the UI is phenominally better (in my opinion). And the official apps (as long as you dont want to do something specific) are perfect at what they do.

        Android is a bit better but you can exploit it because people dont update their phones. Google is actually VERY good at keep those up to date…but if no one updates, its kinda a wash.

        Again my opinion, im not too attached to either. They both suck in their own unique ways. #1 is you have to use their tool sets which is unique instead of any other computer system. Its such a hassle to keep up with as a software developer.

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          I was just talking about the notification system which doesn’t require something that uploads your location to Google 24/7

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            ah ok. Well im not familiar with that other than push notifications, which you can set up outside of googles ecosystem…although everyone likes using firebase for some reason.

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            I agree. But you phrased it positively, and for that you must pay with digital schmeckles.

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        2 months ago

        How is the notification system better for privacy on iOS? On android you have notification groups to toggle and you can set which notifications show up on the lock screen and how much of them is visible there. The notification system is to me arguably the best designed thing on android and one of the worst on iOS

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          2 months ago

          I meant the backend sorry. Google Play services vs Apple’s stuff.

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            Interesting, I’m not too familiar with how they work, what makes Apple’s more privacy-friendly than Google’s?

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              Apple doesn’t know who is subscribed to what notification channel. Its similar to Signal’s sealed sender. Meanwhile Google does.