About half the country uses iOS.
By taking the time to learn about what privacy focused apps are available as well as a configuring a variety of settings and browser extensions, you can significantly improve your privacy from baseline.
For all the people who are comfortable using an android open source mobile OS I applaud them, but for the non technical people in my life I’m going to do what I can to help their privacy even a little bit.
technical? I think its just a comfort zone thing. iPhones were hip and cool, and they get used to using them and wont step out of their comfort zone.
there is nothing "technical" about android more than there is about iOS.
If the OS cannot be trusted, then even the most secure apps on that OS are meaningless. (ie: zaps being blocked on iOS)
Except not really. A stock Android is functionally way worse for privacy. Privacy oriented Android means running Graphene and that isn’t non nerd friendly.
GrapheneOS only works with the GOOGLE PHONES. I do not recommend this at all.
There are many people like myself who provide services for non-techies, providing a brand new phone with something nice and clean like LineageOS which can be tweaked to be just like Graphene. So they get the finished product right away. This is the direction we should be encouraging people to go and then bring to learn how to do it on their own going forward.
Or they can stick with iOS and play with "privacy" apps lol
While I don’t agree with your all or nothing approach when it comes to iOS, I do respect that you are out there helping your community with privacy tools and apparently putting your dollar behind it. 👍
I was just about to reply with something similar. I cannot get behind supporting iOS but I respect your efforts in improving awareness.
This exchange of perspective was awesome and it occurred naturally in the wild.
#humanity #respect
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