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PM on Telegram with your questions or suggestions. Useful Links • • • •. How is it FUD to point out that there's no user-facing filesystem? I know that you can expose the internal unix filesystem if you jailbreak but most people aren't going to do that. The fact is, on iOS there's no way to save an mp3 from one app and use it as a ringtone, while it's extremely easy on Android. IOS users don't have to think, 'now was my image saved to my phone or my memory card? This is pretty much the definition of FUD.

Do you really think that this is a difficult issue that confounds Android users, and that the best solution is to not allow downloads at all? That's a pretty embarrassing argument which misrepresents what it's actually like to use an Android device, unlike my post. You said: since they don't have a filesystem There is no mention of a user-facing filesystem. By doing that, you're asserting something which is factually incorrect. Hence Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt.

The fact is, on iOS there's no way to save an mp3 from one app and use it as a ringtone, while it's extremely easy on Android. Yes, this is correct. I pointed it out. (which I've now found is slightly inaccurate, since there's another app that now allows you to do that, but you still need a computer). iOS users don't have to think, 'now was my image saved to my phone or my memory card?

This is pretty much the definition of FUD. Do you really think that this is a difficult issue that confounds Android users, and that the best solution is to not allow downloads at all? That's a pretty embarrassing argument Well, you make two claims.

I personally get the question from users, friends and family at least 3-4 time a week - 'I saved these pictures off Facebook, but I can't find them' or 'My friend sent me this song. Where is it on my phone?' So yes, I think it's pretty confusing to many. Whether it would be an embarrassing argument depends on how you feel about user interaction design, but about either being the best (or even better than the other). I just don't think it's fair to accuse me of spreading FUD; I phrased my answer to be as accurate as necessary for the question at hand without unecessary caveats. I suggested to the OP that jailbreaking would help,because I know that can give the user access to the filesystem. But I also know that the vast majority of users won't do that, so for the vast majority of cases my statement was both correct, and useful.