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You're totally right. Example: Manhattan has a higher concentration of Android than Newark by far. This is not visible without toggling layers. This is probably due to the concentration of people in Manhattan vs. Newark, IMHO.

The argument that iOS is more frequent in high income areas still seems fairly sound. Still, the story misrepresents the map by far.



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