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    KDE Connect is the best! Also why isn't the app called KDE Konnekt 🤣 (lemmy.world)
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    [–] Thurkeau 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

    I think one difference may be that it actually works. I could never get the Windows Phone Link to work with my S9 when I was trying it.

    [–] Prethoryn 1 points 1 year ago

    Not sure if that would have to do with the age of your device or not though. Just a thought worth putting out there. Which would mean KDE does better with older devices and that is nice.

    Also as a user who has never had problems with phone link. My answer would be that we are both a logical fallacy for our experiences to represent the experiences of others.

    I like Phone Link and I will give KDE a try for sure, especially if it works well. However, I find myself not using it as often as I thought I would.