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minus-squarePrandom_returns@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up4·6 months agoAgain, you’re telling this to an android nerd. I’m aware. I’m speaking from a perspective of an average joe, who is 100% not aware of the existance of F-droid or is convinced that it’s malware. I’m also don’t expect people sift through hundreds of apps, opening each page and checking permissions/ads/reviews. People install apps either because they’ve heard about it on TV/whatever, or a friend told them to install this specific app. This is why people rely on default apps, and compare “phones” based on that.
Again, you’re telling this to an android nerd. I’m aware.
I’m speaking from a perspective of an average joe, who is 100% not aware of the existance of F-droid or is convinced that it’s malware.
I’m also don’t expect people sift through hundreds of apps, opening each page and checking permissions/ads/reviews.
People install apps either because they’ve heard about it on TV/whatever, or a friend told them to install this specific app.
This is why people rely on default apps, and compare “phones” based on that.