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I've used Android since the early days (I think as early as KitKat?) and I've been thinking about switching to Apple in recent years. I'm just tired of privacy being a line that's crossed over all the time. So if they want to retain more customers they need to start treating our data with respect
The open nature of Android allow you to be the owner of your data. Using Graphene OS is even better than the best iphone ever.
I don't think most customers really care about their privacy.
I'm not entirely sure Apple is way too much better. They still mine a ton of days from you, they might just not sell as much as blatantly as Google.
No, Apple surely isn't much better, but they at least seem to make a minimal attempt at it. Or at least put on a good show