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What are some subscription services done right?
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No, I complain about Google and Apple being proprietary. That alone is a deal breaker for me so I really don't give a shit about them not having file management or whatever other old school feature. And if a sufficiently rigorous security model must take away old school file management in favour of a more restrictive system, so be it, as long as it's open source and publicly auditable.
If you're relying on a proprietary operating system, literally none of that matters because your root of trust is inherently untrustworthy.