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I'm sorry to tell you, but looking at your recent comments defending Google to the max—even the Pixel Fold that bends—you, my friend, are the definition of a "fangirl."
😏 Yes, the classic 'volume equals severity' cope from the resident Apple shill. Google fixing and disclosing dozens of bugs transparently proves that their security team is actively hunting vulnerabilities, not sweeping them under the rug like Apple routinely does. Apple's "shorter lists" usually just mean fewer things were found—or worse, buried until researchers, journalists, and the media forces their hand. Counting patches like a scoreboard completely ignores the fact that every major OS deals with zero-days; the difference is Google actually patches theirs out in the open every single month while you're still doing mental gymnastics inside a walled garden.
The absolute irony of an Apple fan girl trying to use a bending device as an insult. 🤣 Did you conveniently forget the iPhone 6 'Bendgate' fiasco from your memory, or the iPad Pros that literally shipped bent right out of the box? Recognizing who actually pushes hardware innovation instead of recycling the same phone for five straight years doesn't make me a "fangirl"—it just means I don't have Stockholm Syndrome for a walled garden ecosystem.
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I'm sorry to tell you, but looking at your recent comments defending Google to the max—even the Pixel Fold that bends—you, my friend, are the definition of a "fangirl."
😏 Yes, the classic 'volume equals severity' cope from the resident Apple shill. Google fixing and disclosing dozens of bugs transparently proves that their security team is actively hunting vulnerabilities, not sweeping them under the rug like Apple routinely does. Apple's "shorter lists" usually just mean fewer things were found—or worse, buried until researchers, journalists, and the media forces their hand. Counting patches like a scoreboard completely ignores the fact that every major OS deals with zero-days; the difference is Google actually patches theirs out in the open every single month while you're still doing mental gymnastics inside a walled garden.
The absolute irony of an Apple fan girl trying to use a bending device as an insult. 🤣 Did you conveniently forget the iPhone 6 'Bendgate' fiasco from your memory, or the iPad Pros that literally shipped bent right out of the box? Recognizing who actually pushes hardware innovation instead of recycling the same phone for five straight years doesn't make me a "fangirl"—it just means I don't have Stockholm Syndrome for a walled garden ecosystem.