> I'm a bit "ehhh" on someone publishing an interview to trash one of the very small handful of companies trying to upend the Android nightmare.
If it can wash the naivety away from many people's (and customers') eyes when it comes to companies who loudly advertise themselves as different, open, transparent, a breath of fresh air and so on, that's good to take. They aren't any better, neither internally or externally. You find the same tactics, the same opacity as soon as something derails, and the same characters in there (+ a couple of extra hotheads).
I still remember how appalled I was, when the main 2 open-source software companies in my countries spent years suing each other, while fighting like pigs in mud over any possible online platform. How conflicting with their professed PR bullshit that was.