What about iOS being a walled garden? Moving to a proprietary OS isn't going to safeguard the interests of data security in the long term.
Also see the rich custom rom scene for Android phones, with highly active communities building rooms for even phone models long abandoned by their
manufacturers.
> Moving to a proprietary OS isn't going to safeguard the interests of data security in the long term.
They did say in TFA (or perhaps another comment) that Apple uses privacy as a marketing jab against Google since they don't really want all your datas to sell ads.
Which does seem to hold true in practice, their newest crypto-chip thing they can't access even if they want to, going to the mat to against the FBI and various other instances over the years.
I don't use any Apple services really, so I won't be sucked in to the walled garden. A lot of things I self-host and I've already checked that equivalent apps are available in iOS.
Also see the rich custom rom scene for Android phones, with highly active communities building rooms for even phone models long abandoned by their manufacturers.