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by v7p1Qbt1im
1626 days ago
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They would have done that ages ago I think. They could have made the „default“ Android messaging app similar to iMessage. But couldn‘t because they needed to keep the OEMs (mostly Samsung) and regulators at bay. Android needed to be open in the beginning so Google could catch up and overtake iOS. But obviously there are drawbacks (from their perspective) if you don‘t control the whole ecosystem including hardware. |
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