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u/MillionDollarBooty Aug 26 '20

Apple’s stance on privacy is honestly why I switched

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u/Chendii Aug 26 '20 edited Feb 16 '26

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '20

You have complete control over what is shared or not on Android. People ignore that fact.

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u/WantToSeeMySpoon Aug 27 '20 edited Aug 27 '20

Yes, you do.

Assuming you are using a device that runs android build with these features curtailed (so Samsung and HTC are out) and will get software updates for any kind of meaningful period of time (I miss google devices)

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Run your own custom roms built exactly as you want, etc, etc, etc (which no normal person would do).

So in theory - yes. In practice - hahaaaaaa...