I'm not sure exactly what you're referring to. I remember in older Slackware that not everything was very user-friendly, but ever since the GNOME2 era under Ubuntu i've had no complaints... and i'm providing user support for many inexperienced or outright tech-illiterate users.
I can't say the same for Windows with cryptic boot messages leading to full reinstall every now and then, and since Windows 10 users getting their account randomly & remotely locked for unobvious reasons... don't even get me started on the "i clicked the ad that said i had viruses and now everything's broken".
> iOS definitely does not come with malicious non-removable apps like tick tock or Facebook.
I don't exactly disagree with your point, but just because an app is not 3rd party doesn't mean it can't be malicious. See this comment for a (short) overview of evil software things Apple is doing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32354388
I'm not sure exactly what you're referring to. I remember in older Slackware that not everything was very user-friendly, but ever since the GNOME2 era under Ubuntu i've had no complaints... and i'm providing user support for many inexperienced or outright tech-illiterate users.
I can't say the same for Windows with cryptic boot messages leading to full reinstall every now and then, and since Windows 10 users getting their account randomly & remotely locked for unobvious reasons... don't even get me started on the "i clicked the ad that said i had viruses and now everything's broken".
> iOS definitely does not come with malicious non-removable apps like tick tock or Facebook.
I don't exactly disagree with your point, but just because an app is not 3rd party doesn't mean it can't be malicious. See this comment for a (short) overview of evil software things Apple is doing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32354388
I also strongly recommend reading the spyware/telemetry study i linked at the end which completely debunks Apple's "privacy" bullshit: https://www.scss.tcd.ie/doug.leith/apple_google.pdf