Good point, maybe the Obtanium section should include more information? As far as I can tell, if you verify your apps, Obtanium would be a much more secure option than F-Droid.
I (and probably most others here) are not fine with the state of desktop Linux security, we very much want it to drastically improve. But we can’t wish those improvements out of thin air, so most of us who care deeply about privacy or freedom simply have to put up with Linux in its current state while trying to spread awareness. This isn’t the same situation on Android since it’s already a much more secure platform and therefore people will have higher expectations for anything built upon said platform.
Yeah unless we’re missing something I think point #1 needs to be amended or removed. Otherwise it seems like the other 6 points they make are still valid concerns.