It “blocks” social media? Whether or not you actually want that, I’m not sure how they could possibly implement it in a way that isn’t terrible. Jolla is outside my wheelhouse, but it’s Linux isn’t it? How are they stopping me from installing anything, let alone these specific things?
“Blocks” is hyperbolic, but it’s definitely going to add friction to the process. The screen is small (although apparently a touchscreen), the keyboard is T9.
Edit: Good Lord, it’s not hyperbolic. They’re jockeying for selling devices that can be locked down by one party before being handed to another.
Commodore’s patent-pending technology blocks social media platforms and internet browsers at the system level.
An optional feature apparently.
If a web browser can charge you an extra $60 to offer you not AI or cryptocurrency wallets, then maybe Commodore can charge you an extra $400 (vs a similar KaiOS phone) to offer you not a web browser.
It “blocks” social media? Whether or not you actually want that, I’m not sure how they could possibly implement it in a way that isn’t terrible. Jolla is outside my wheelhouse, but it’s Linux isn’t it? How are they stopping me from installing anything, let alone these specific things?
“Blocks” is hyperbolic, butit’s definitely going to add friction to the process. The screen is small (although apparently a touchscreen), the keyboard is T9.Edit: Good Lord, it’s not hyperbolic. They’re jockeying for selling devices that can be locked down by one party before being handed to another.
Certainly feels like they’re claiming more than just journalistic hyperbole
Huh. Guess I wasn’t paying attention.
An optional feature apparently.
If a web browser can charge you an extra $60 to offer you not AI or cryptocurrency wallets, then maybe Commodore can charge you an extra $400 (vs a similar KaiOS phone) to offer you not a web browser.