But mbin?

To me the first one is an instance problem (ml, hexbear?), and not a lemmy problem. It has looked like they’ve been trying to separate the two as much as possible.

• Neither PS5 or XBOX are mobile
• Switch also targets a different audience
• As long as the hardware is competent, the software matters a lot.

In their defense, it should make the numbers look good.

The point of many of android’s “protection” features isn’t to protect the user from apps, but to protect apps from the user. I hate it.

Ram and (ssd) storage are two different things. Storage space is the one relevant to this question. Also, both of those numbers, 8 gb of ram and 256 gb of disk space, are very low these days.

If you’re using the laptop with the software it came with, it might have a bunch of demo versions of useless apps as advertisements. HP is (or at least used to be) notorious for this crap. Somewhere in the settings should be an apps page that lists what’s installed, check there.