everything is iOS in the future

  • panda_abyss@lemmy.ca
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    1 day ago

    Man I think Android is the worst of these!

    You have to pull that shitty drawer down twice, then swipe through pages. I hate it.

    There’s no reason changing your brightness needs to be that terrible.

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      Android got rid of the wifi toggle. Now its a submenu of the internet tab, which is a toggle for the internet. Google’s developers don’t understand phones because they think disabling internet access is more important than disabling wifi.

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        13 hours ago

        Google has been adding clicks to accomplish any basic task. They’re like the anti-UX.

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        They also renamed “do not disturb” to “modes”.

        The fuck is that supposed to be?! I was panicking the first time I tried to DND my phone after that, hunting for something while needing to not have my phone interrupt… Whatever I was doing, movie or concert starting, doesn’t matter. I hate the new name and still haven’t gotten used to it.

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        At least in LineageOS you can still replace the Internet button with a dedicated wifi or 5g one.

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          Not bluetooth though. That’s now a menu of your recently paired and currently connected devices.

          Not to mention the A12+ increase in spacing and button size. Removing that, you could easily fit 2x the buttons in the same area.