@Troll_LFC @durreadan01 No they can’t, simply because of the android OS.
So the XR and I had one - is still way better than any android.
Not to mention that android phones do kinda look like incest trash.
@sondesix No. Because android is from google. So zero privacy, zero data secruity. Often Facebook can’t be deinstalled and comes back after updates. It’s google - so a clear no. As well to chrome OS. Next point is I don’t want an open OS.
Racists, extremists, terrorists, fascists of every kind can post freely their violent fantasies on threads without any repercussions. Threads became of platform for hate and violence.
Needless to say I deleted my profile and probably won’t go back ever again.
Just days after the launch of Threads it became more and more toxic and its now the same swamp of hate that twitter was before it got saved by @elonmusk and became X. Without any moderation or whatsoever on Threads.
@theapplehub Still with iPhone 11 & 12mini. Don’t see any reason to upgrade. Maybe in 2 or 3 years to iPhone 15. No reason to buy the newest stuff.
@theapplehub I don’t see the Vision Pro as much of a hit seller, not with that price tag. 300-500$ for standard Apple vision and maybe 600-700$ for a Vision Pro - but not more.
@Isindingo @android_fhd Next buying an iPhone you pay for the phone. Buying google android device - you’ll pay with your privacy and your data forever.
@Isindingo @android_fhd Nothing sacrificing privacy is better than anything. If you sell yourself to google it’s like selling yourself into data slavery, because google owns you then. By the way iPhones are just as affordable as any other and you’re free of google
@NikTekOfficial Rockstar games should delay it to 2030 just piss of those whiny little dipshits who spam them and leak stuff or make up leaks. And just for the fun of it 😂🤣
@iHateApplee@appleintro No that’s android dude.
Google surveillance 24/7 of every android user, that’s north korea like stuff. Buying a google product is like selling oneself into slavery and giving up all privacy rights.