This is the best summary I could come up with:
The bug has been assigned to someone now, and Googlers have jumped into the thread to make official statements that Google is looking into the matter.
Depending on the device, this issue can result in the primary user being unable to access media storage.
To check if a Google Play system update is available for your device, follow the instructions in this Help Center article.
If your device is stuck in a “Pixel is starting” boot loop due to this issue, we are investigating methods that may be able to recover some data.
Child users are probably the most popular reason to use this feature since you can lock kids out of things, like purchasing apps.
A factory reset has always been a solution that fixes the problem, but that will also erase all your data, and some people understandably don’t want to do that.
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Android is better than iOS Haha
It’s 2023 and we’re still doing this? It’s pretty obvious neither is objectively better, stop being so loyal to companies and their products.
It’s pretty obvious neither is objectively better
This is kind of sad because it didn’t used to be the case because Android was miles ahead of iOS back in the day, likely because its development was driven by a healthy mix of many OEMs and the FOSS community.
Now its just a java version of Google’s copy of iOS that just so happens to run on the linux kernel.
They keep each other entertained though, it’s fun watching brand lovers go at each other.
Corporate bootlickers are the worst. I don’t even find them funny just irritating and sad.
Like you and android? ;)
Nice assumption ;) no I don’t like Google either.
So you don’t use an android?
Nope I’m on LineageOS
Honey, that’s still android. That’s like using Edge and saying you’re not using Chrome. Yeah, you are. It’s supporting google’s evil control over an industry by using code from AOSP. Still, you’ll get points in my book for being de-Googled as much as one can be while still using Android.
Haha jokes on you, I lied. I’m not using LineageOS. I’m posting from a Google Chrome web browser on my Chromebook running ChromeOS. I don’t even know what LineageOS is, I just Googled it. Maybe I’ll switch to it after watching a YouTube tutorial on it, but for now my phone is just a rock and a string that I stare at for 3 hours a day ☺️ because I refuse to use Android
Edge and Chrome are both closed source and owned by companies, so your comparison is just not valid. Using AOSP is certainly not supporting Google’s monopoly: AOSP is totally open source, was bought by Google a long time ago and they don’t own it due to its license (aside from the name maybe). Meaning you can still flash Android on a system without paying or using Google’s services or products.
It’s like saying you contribute to Google’s monopoly because you use Linux and Google (also) used it in its Chromebooks.
As an iPhone user, it is true. There are things I like about iOS specifically that prompted my move from Android but overall stock Android is a better, more configurable, modern OS.
What are the “things”
The big one is Apple’s new Advanced Data Protection. It’s very new, and it isn’t on by default, but that was a killer feature that brought me to Apple I don’t necessarily trust Apple any more than I’d trust Google, but the ability to E2E encrypt my cloud-backed data out of the box is something Google will likely never do.
But I bet most users will never even know that exists.
Google is really the only reason I won’t consider Android for anything. Time and time again they’ve proven themselves to be untrustworthy. Sure, Apple may collect your data, but their entire existence isn’t about selling that data to advertisers. I wish there were more options.
Have you heard of graphene OS? Because this decouples Google and you still have an android phone.
The last time I tried to use a degoogled phone it was basically impossible. Authy isnt on any other store, updating apps was a pita, notifications didn’t work half the time because too many damn apps rely on Google’s push notification system…
That’s still supporting Google and letting them dictate where technology goes. The same with using chrome, or anything chromium.
You may want to do some research. The first bit is uhhhh… plain incorrect. The chromium based things, sure, I guess that could be said despite it being an open source project and easily forked.
I dunno basic things I can do on my mbp like placing icons wherever I like lol.
So your main reason is icon position. Not… like anything else. Alright then. Well you’ll be glad to know that’s possible on iOS now. Just… drag it around like… an icon.
Do iPhones even have a way to add multiple users yet? Last time I checked there was no option, but I haven’t bothered for a while, so did they finally add that?
I’ve never considered multiple users on a phone to be a feature I’d ever use. Interesting concept I guess.
And when Google added it, it became accidental ransomware, locking them out of their system?
I’m not sure how this is a good argument. “Yeah, well, that thing that Google just released that’s totally fucking broken, really badly. Does the iPhone even have the same thing?”
No, last I checked, the iPhone doesn’t have an option for multiple users that results in an a ransomware-like-outcome.
Multi profile users have been around for many years, they’re not new. Also the fanboyism in this comment is really weird, Apple isn’t going to pay you.
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But the children yearn for the mines.
What phone doesn’t have child labor somewhere along the line? Fairphone? They use 3rd party chips for some things.
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