Unsolicited advice: Stay out of the "Ultimate Mobile Client Fighting Championship", regardless of how entertaining it is. Let each client target its own audience and have its own views about NIP-46, what makes a "good" user experience, what is worth development time, and how to shape the future of Nostr for their respective users.

This doesn’t mean you can’t have an opinion (I’m not using Damus myself), or that you can’t strongly recommend your favourite client to others. But IMO sometimes people make a valid point even when we don’t like it. Maybe Android users will benefit from a "simplified" experience with a commercial angle, which also means a possible revenue stream andnmarketing budget that can actually move influencers and pay for booth at conferences and all the stuff thatI hate, but that can bring more people onto Nostr. Primal still has a huge user base. I know… we don’t have to like it.

Over time, some of these users may become more curious or security-conscious, and it’s much easier to move them to other clients than to onboard them from scratch.

So, the TL;DR is: let the man cook. You don’t have to like it, and neither do I.