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Majority of Android users aren't sold on Gemini Intelligence, survey reveals
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this post was submitted on 28 May 2026
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If we put aside the environmental damage and the capitalist aspects of LLMs, I fail to see why I should change the way I use my devices to let some hallucinating algorithm do stuff. The only times I use it is when I'm really stumped coming up with relevant search results, and even then there's more than 50% chance that it's not gonna achieve some break through.
I don't want Gemini. I want Google to Keep Android Open.
The biggest use case for Gemini is the enshittification of Google Search.
I hate to say it but most the time I use chatgpt is for saving on something that frustrates me so much. Search something, let's say... What temperature is chicken good to eat at, the first few articles will be a life story and why undercooking it is bad and about 800 words later is your answer. So frustrating.