Pretty much all phones runeither iOS or Android, and in broad strokes, the two are identical.
And it looks likeApostrophe has come up witha great halfway house.
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Computing used to be document-based.
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Today, it’s all apps.
We look things up and graze on ‘content.’
Which is to say, maybe there’s another way.
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The Punkt still runs on Android, but as Android is open-source, it can be tweaked and modified.
Half-Measures
But the Apostrophy doesn’t stop there.
You decide how much information they can have.
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It’s kind of like having a separate phone for each app.
The way the Apostrophy differentiates between these states is ingenious.
It’s a nice option forfolks wanting more privacy and control, but it may not go far enough.
It does away with apps entirely, eliminating all annoyances, dark patterns, and attention-grabbing social notifications.
