Explain how my phone can get hacked then
monkey011
joined 1 year ago
It probably won't last as long or will be very slow. I don't want to pay additional money for a charger. I don't want custom or modified systems because of possible spyware.
I mean TTS, "Phone Boosters", animations and other things I don't need.
Not everyone wants to void their warranty or risk making their phones unuseable.
Someome being able to remotely hijack a device that is running an os built by Google doesn't make sense. I don't know exploits that work like this.
I unfortunely agree with your first point. I prefer older OSes because newer ones are usually filled with more garbage.
I don't store that much data on my phone. I rathee play games on a pc. Less risk for me
Chances of getting scammed are bigger. No, thanks
Thanks for the effort but i still prefer non-bloated OSes with less data collection. I don't see anyone complaining about their device being remotely hijacked outside the internet.