Determining the Average Apple Device Lifespan

Re:Determining the Average Apple Device Lifespan by qplex on Thursday March 01, 2018 @05:54PM (#16497169)

If you truly want control of your device you simply cannot buy anything that runs iOS.

When Apple decides that the support for your iOS device ends, you have no choice but to upgrade, or risk running outdated vulnerable software.

The laptops, desktops are a different story since you can breathe new life to them by installing a free operating system.

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Re:Determining the Average Apple Device Lifespan by ahmedalsudani on Friday March 02, 2018 @01:14AM (#16499496)

You can’t put a laptop in my pocket and carry it around though.

The only realistic options for a smartphone are android and iOS. Between the two (and I have used both), I much prefer iOS.

Not for features or smoothness, mind you. I actually felt like my Android experience was better.

With google, however, I always felt like they were trying to sell me something and harvest my data through android. Not the case with Apple.

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Re:Determining the Average Apple Device Lifespan by qplex on Friday March 02, 2018 @05:05AM (#16500323)

Of course you can run Android without the Google services eg. with LineageOS.

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