Gen Z is not fucking with Android: “A green message — anyone with an Android — throws off the entire chat"
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I was joking about this earlier...by the time the iPhone 20 comes out the back of the phone will be covered in cameras
I got android and my box is a royal purple
I'm above all them gay apple snobs
Lol
I'm above all them gay apple snobs
Lol
Prolly the only time I'll agree with you about anything.
Lol..
Soooo
you slowly getting
some logic in yo life h
uh..
Good for you!!
Make mama proud
Nah, I always had logic. I've been using Android for years. You, though, are just a stopped clock. Maybe one day you'll be right more than once in a lifetime.
oooo big mama gonna strike you down talkin toNah, I always had logic. I've been using Android for years. You, though, are just a stopped clock. Maybe one day you'll be right more than once in a lifetime.
yo wise elders like this son!!
Don't wonder why you're single at 50 later
On TikTok, a trend called “He’s a 10 but . . . ” went viral when random women were asked what a perfect guy’s new rating would be once they found out he uses Android. Numerous respondents re-rate the guy at less than 5, or simply call it a deal-breaker. “If that bubble pops up green, I’m not responding,” said one.
On TikTok, a trend called “He’s a 10 but . . . ” went viral when random women were asked what a perfect guy’s new rating would be once they found out he uses Android. Numerous respondents re-rate the guy at less than 5, or simply call it a deal-breaker. “If that bubble pops up green, I’m not responding,” said one.
Apple users every 48 hrs be like:
"Aaaaaaah! Noooo! No! I accept your terms! I accept your teeeeeeeerms!"
"Aaaaaaah! Noooo! No! I accept your terms! I accept your teeeeeeeerms!"
Ive been using a iPhone for the past few years(12max) and I do miss using a Android. I miss the flexibility, like storing files of any format on it. The apps. Having access to the file system. A more techie freedom to it. Works better with the PC. I also have a Mac and iWatch. And they all play well together. My next phone will be a Android. I want to play around with both. They are apples and oranges!!!
NSA Tells iPhone And Android Users: Reboot Your Device Now
Update, Oct. 23, 2024: This story, originally published Oct. 22, includes details of new security recommendations issued by the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency which can apply to iPhone and Android users.
Davey Winder
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October 23, 2024
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Update, Oct. 23, 2024: This story, originally published Oct. 22, includes details of new security recommendations issued by the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency which can apply to iPhone and Android users.
Davey Winder
Senior Contributor
October 23, 2024
NSA Tells iPhone And Android Users: Reboot Your Device Now
The National Security Agency warns smartphone users to reboot to defend against zero-click hackers. Here’s what you need to know.
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Android Quick Share now works with AirDrop on iPhone, starting on Pixel 10
Abner Li | Nov 20 2025 - 9:17 am PT4 Comments
Google announced today that Android’s Quick Share now works with Apple’s AirDrop system on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac to allow for easy file transfer between platforms/operating systems.
On Android, Apple devices will simply appear in the fullscreen Quick Share interface and be selectable as sharing targets if AirDrop’s “Everyone for 10 minutes” mode is active. After the iPhone user accepts (in the example below), the transfer will be received. Similarly, Android devices will appear on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
This two-way sharing between Android and Apple devices works on photos, videos, and other files. Google explains how:
However, Google did not partner with Apple on this interoperability, with the company telling 9to5Google today that it would “welcome collaboration opportunities to address interoperability issues between iOS and Android.”
Specifically, the Android maker would “welcome the opportunity to work with Apple to enable ‘Contacts Only’ mode in the future.”
This interoperability is born out of Google’s continued work to “make cross-platform communication more seamless for users.”
On the security and privacy front, Google notes how this Quick Share-AirDrop interoperability is “protected by a multi-layered security approach to ensure a safe sharing experience from end-to-end, regardless of what platform you’re on.”
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