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...as long as you don't need to write code for it I guess... Xcode and the iOS system frameworks might be weird, but compared to the mess that is Android development it's like alien technology ;)
Then why is he still using an iPhone? https://www.threads.net/@mosseri/post/Cu4en-1gb-e
Reminder: Threads has yet to launch in the EU (and it might take months yet), because of its poor data protection and direct cross-feed of Instagram data.
(on iOS at least - maybe iOS is not good enough to view content in the app anymore)
Android is now better than iOS, says owner of a newly released product that is so bad for privacy towards the consumer, that it’s not allowed in the EU. Android, the platform that has some of the most lax privacy rules, agree that you should totally trust all of them with your data… I smell something, and it ain’t roses
Was built and maintained by... a literal advertising company?
I use Android, but yeah, let's not pretend that Android and iOS revenues come from the same place.
"Better" is subjective. It's drastically better in some aspects (e.g. flexibility in UI - I cannot stand "just plaster all apps on the home screen" "organisation"; but also user control and feedback (errors mean something, and are shown, not vague spinning wheel until the end of time)), worse in others (privacy controls). Depending on what matters to every person, it could be better or worse for their specific needs…
...as long as you don't need to write code for it I guess... Xcode and the iOS system frameworks might be weird, but compared to the mess that is Android development it's like alien technology ;)
...as long as you don't need to write code for it I guess... Xcode and the iOS system frameworks might be weird, but compared to the mess that is Android development it's like alien technology ;)
Yet the open source ecosystem is thriving on Android, whereas it's incredibly cumbersome to use open source apps on iOS.