Speaking from experience? How'd it go?
FunctionallyLiterate
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Not in my experience, but again that was quite some time ago - I think it was Android 6 the last time I did it.
ETA: although now that I think about it, it was technically done in an "unsafe" manner by exploiting vulnerabilities. For the more safety-concerned, maybe a wipe was preferred.
That's how the big bucks are made.
The article implies simply rooting will do - something I haven't done in quite a while, but last I knew didn't involve wiping your existing setup.
They won't know because they don't want to know. They just want to live in their little fantasy where they get to pretend all their shitty attitudes are good, and any problems they cause are always someone else's fault.
Wish we could limit his destruction to just them, tho. 😔
Well, that's quite an insulting assumption of how our relationship stood. Even if he wasn't into me as you not so subtly imply, he was most definitely into my spouse & the reaction was the same.
Maybe - just maybe - it's possible some are different than others?
Nah.
My thinking is that he was getting the socialization with other cats at my aunt's that he didn't have as a solo cat in our home.
You're one up on me. Many years ago, I was in a situation for a while where I had to home my cat at the time with my aunt who was a bit of a "crazy cat lady." When I came to visit a few months later, he didn't really react to my presence at all.
That's the thing, tho - I could take them, and after a getting to know each other period they'd likely be fine with me. There's no real loyalty as long as they get what they want. Dogs might adapt, but if they see their original human love even after a year or more, they're dumping your ass for that person.
Love 'em (got 2), but they're just not quite as attached to their humans as dogs tend to be.
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FTFY because anyone can make errors, but these short-sighted assholes do all the wrong things on purpose.