Re: Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!
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Hi my name is Sergio and I am writing from Italy, I am a great admirer of UBports' work and happy owner of BqM10. I thank you for your work. I am not a developer, but an "end user". I hope that your project can finally give a new perspective to the smartphone world in the name of privacy. Thanks for your effort. Sergio

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I have seen the video several times.
The author's thesis is that the two systems do not have native apps that can be substituted for those used by android.
He is partly right and partly not.
In an ideal world I hope that people can choose whether to buy a smartphone that is attentive to their privacy.
Today, however, it is not entirely possible. Banking apps are only created for Android and IOS and this is a problem.
I believe that the right word, to get to the ideal, is that of "Usability".
I have installed UT in Tablet Bq and it is wonderful: today more than yesterday thanks to the work of the UBPorts Team. Unfortunately Anbox doesn't work as I hoped.
I needed to change the Bq 4.5 smartphone and I opted for Sailfish because there was android support for a fee. This way the banking apps run.
I strongly believe in the UT project and it is, in my opinion, the system that has more chances because it responds to two targets:

• the possibility of using an open system (great for those who love linux)
• the ease of use and the user friendly setting (excellent for those who are not interested in the linux philosophy but want a smartphone that allows privacy)

I hope tomorrow that Anbox will be available, even for a fee, in the next UT updates.

Inglese: You are absolutely right. And I hope that one day no one will make a choice of this type mandatory. I also use the broswer to solve the problem, where it is possible. But that's not always possible. I wanted to point out that there is a usability problem. It is desirable that not only banks, but also companies that provide digital identity, provide apps for UT. For the moment, however, I believe that a well-optimized Anbox is the middle solution to bring those who have uncertainties closer to to more users.

Italiano: Hai pienamente ragione. E spero che un domani nessuno renda obbligatoria una scelta di questo tipo. Anch'io uso il broswer per ovviare il problema, la dove è possibile. Ma non sempre è possibile. Volevo far notare che c'è un problema di usabilità. E' auspicabile che non solo le banche, ma anche le aziende che forniscono l'identità digitale, forniscano le app per UT. Per il momento però, credo che un Anbox ben ottimizzato sia la soluzione di mezzo per avvicinare al sistema operativo a più utenti.

I have seen the video several times.
The author's thesis is that the two systems do not have native apps that can be substituted for those used by android.
He is partly right and partly not.
In an ideal world I hope that people can choose whether to buy a smartphone that is attentive to their privacy.
Today, however, it is not entirely possible. Banking apps are only created for Android and IOS and this is a problem.
I believe that the right word, to get to the ideal, is that of "Usability".
I have installed UT in Tablet Bq and it is wonderful: today more than yesterday thanks to the work of the UBPorts Team. Unfortunately Anbox doesn't work as I hoped.
I needed to change the Bq 4.5 smartphone and I opted for Sailfish because there was android support for a fee. This way the banking apps run.
I strongly believe in the UT project and it is, in my opinion, the system that has more chances because it responds to two targets:

• the possibility of using an open system (great for those who love linux)
• the ease of use and the user friendly setting (excellent for those who are not interested in the linux philosophy but want a smartphone that allows privacy)

I hope tomorrow that Anbox will be available, even for a fee, in the next UT updates.

Re: Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!
Sorry, I wanted to publish on the topic "Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!", But I was wrong to type.

Hi my name is Sergio and I am writing from Italy, I am a great admirer of UBports' work and happy owner of BqM10. I thank you for your work. I am not a developer, but an "end user". I hope that your project can finally give a new perspective to the smartphone world in the name of privacy. Thanks for your effort. Sergio

Sorry, I wanted to publish on the topic "Welcome to the UBports community! Introduce yourself here!", But I was wrong to type.