Here's another example of this with them bashing Android/iOS security:
> One of the problems with the security measures implemented in Android and iOS is that they restrict the user as much, if not more, than they restrict an attacker. [1]
When Android actually has pretty decent sandboxing [2] which I've never felt restricted me as a user, and can actually protect you from malware, unlike their recommendation which is just security theater without a sandbox when it comes to malware.
Unless you don't plan on ever installing any apps and personally audit every update yourself (since it's unlikely someone else will audit every single one thoroughly enough), malware and malicious third parties are a much greater threat than Google who is actually pretty transparent about what data they collect and handle it securely and responsibly.
[1] https://puri.sm/posts/snitching-on-phones-that-snitch-on-you...