Android 14 is a total pain Android 14 is a total pain. Wish I could go back to previous operating system. Everyone morning when I switch on my phone, I get "WiFi Calling" at top of my apps. Not just square but double size. I can't get rid of it. It keeps coming back. And my timing clock appears on home screen despite my trying to delete it. Android have imposed their preferences on my phone and I hate it. Looking to replace the lot with Linus or anything that keeps me in control. Android's arrogance will be their undoing.

No control over our devices. Over the years Android OS is growing bigger and greater for an average user. It's great. Especially customization by installation of third party applications. However, I have noticed already around Android 5 or so that Google puts quite a bit of limitations on users, as well. For example not all applications can be put on a SD card when internal storage lacks of space. But worst of all is that we (users) were never granted a full control over our devices! I despise this approach, and totally don't understand why computer users may have administrative privileges on Linux or Windows, but we cannot on Android. That is simply unacceptable.

Fast-growing operating system, Trust Pilot is missing an app for it Fast-growing operating system with great apps that feel personal having them on your phone. It is too sad to know that Trust Pilot does not have an app for managing the reviews on Android.

Android is good. Android is good to stay away from China Brands, Samsung South Korea, and Doogee Russia. I will be waiting on the Nokia Edge MAX to come out at Best Buy while I am working. Android keeps Autistic Individuals within a good budget. There's Nokia and Nothing European, Lava from India, and then there's the Linux British Phone called Fairphone. Sony of Japan is the expensive brand that requires a job to buy the phone.

Not sure if this platform actually… Not sure if this platform actually cares about their users privacy. So many times I have to give my consent to be able to use some basic smartphone features, it feels like they mine every possible bit of information about their users.