Outdated vs. Complete: In defense of apps that don’t need updates

Re:Outdated vs. Complete: In defense of apps that don’t need... by kkfx on Monday September 26, 2022 @04:46PM (#32988123)

Mh, changing the "ecosystem" so much means the ecosystem is not stable, witch means is a crappy mass of bugs/a working prototype not a commercial product.

Oh, I like of course innovation but if we talk about mobile stuff, so something tied by choice to hw, their real update rates behind security related patches, should be very calm.

Anything must evolve to be alive, but also anything must NOT be stressed to change just some crap to prove that something have changed. That's not evolution.

Beside that, I fail to see any tangible improvement in ALL modern software to a point that I almost quit using mobile crapware of any vendor and kind, for real. I can't avoid it completely, unfortunately, but that's is.

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Re:Outdated vs. Complete: In defense of apps that don’t need... by newtritious on Monday September 26, 2022 @05:58PM (#32989106)

Quite a few changes over the past few years have been reducing access to data that can be used for fingerprinting, and requiring apps to ask permission for access to user data.

This is squarely the fault of developers abusing the users trust.

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