Why do you personally prefer using an Android phone?

3 years ago by Cameri to c/android

Everyone has their preferences, I would love to hear why you guys prefer using Android!

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Devgard 41 points 3 years ago
  1. File management is noice, the ability to plug in a USB C usb is very clutch.
  2. I swear a lot more apps on iOS are subscription based than on Android.
  3. A lot more open source apps.
  4. Modded apps.
  5. I can easily connect my phone to my laptop and copy actual files.
  6. Sideloading.
  7. Choice.
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GameWiz 10 points 3 years ago

#2 I am a developer, the reason for this is that publishing an app in App Store is not free unlike in Android where it's a one time payment.

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