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  • woobalooba@lemmy.one
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    1 year ago

    Device

    I’m on Pixel 6 running GrapheneOS,

    Love

    I control a lot of what the device is doing. I am a nerd, hence I want to use it, and because I use it, I am a nerd.

    Hate

    I spend a lot of time which I could’ve spent otherwise. Little feature that people show off let me feel like I’ve got an inferior device. I am talking about auto cropping a thing in an image on ios. At the same time ios can’t play an oga file which is more important than apple’s playground. It only happens once a year but seeing a friend airdropping something to a stranger feels like I’m missing out. I hate apple for being like shit. Compared to other androids … no, I don’t miss android auto. Pay could be there but not that neccessary. Being able to toggle wifi on or off is actually more important and seeing that even xiaomi etc. Still have the tiles but GrapheneOS doesn’t feels like shit. Browsing the web with mull and vpn is slow compared to other devices with chromium browsers. Selfie camera is a banana. It takes long to start a video and long to stop one. It’s difficult to post process on android due to the lack of apps and options.

    Recommend it?

    Tough call. It depends. Ideologically I’d say yes. For nerds, yes. For kids and young adults, yes if you are strong enough to resist the FOMO that people will give you.