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Android or iPhone??

^ Not to mention apple phones have no SD card, way overboard on security, and have no headphone jack...... though depending on what model droid you get they're starting to phase them out too :/ they also limit you to the Apple hardware...... with a droid you have a lot more freedom of choice
 
I don't think either is better than the other, just a different way of using the same thing, a smartphone. Personally I prefer to use the iPhone because I'm familiar with it and it suits my needs very well. My business phone is an Android and it suits my business needs very well however the iPhone can meet those needs too but the Android is generally cheaper and has access to many 3rd party apps that won't be available on iOS.

I will say that those that defend Android phones that have way more power and memory than iPhones, there is a reason for that. Because Android is written in Javascript, it takes more processing power and memory to run it, however it does performs those tasks very well, you have to realise that Android works on a wide spectrum of devices (except Huawei, lol), so there are deviations in terms of hardware and technological limitations.

There is no point saying iPhone is better or Android is better, just choose which suits you and be happy with it. At the end of the day, there is always someone spying on you, either the Chinese, Russians or Zuckerberg.
 
You couldn't give me a iphone. There isn't enough money in the world to even pay me to use one.
For people who like them, hey, fantastic. Not me.
 
I've had iPhones for several generations. I am too stubborn and do not want to learn a new operating system--even if it's simple and easy. That said, I am on an older iphone 7 right now and due for an upgrade. I really do not like the new Apple stuff so I might be forced to finally make the switch.

No headphone/aux jack, shitty earbuds, terrible blutooth, forced obsolescence, no way to replace batteries or upgrade storage, overpriced. I know, Apple sucks but I am so used to iOS I think changing would be a massive adjustment.
 
My first cellphone was an iPhone 3g. After that I was an Android guy, specifically Motorola Droids. I just recently picked up an iPhone 11. Why did I switch to Apple? Because I figured that if they’ll stand up to the feds to protect a terrorist’s right to privacy they’ll probably protect a zoophiles privacy lol.

Definitely still think android is better though, when it comes to actually using the phone.
 
I went from a flip phone to an iPhone SE three years ago, my first smart phone, it was too good a price not to try it. I can't tell you how many times I wanted to use it for target practice. I'm not sure what I will get next I don't do much more than talk, text and take pictures with it. Most every thing else is on done on my PC where I can actually see what's there.
 
I've used both and prefer Android, iPhones seem pretty expensive for what you get and the OS is too rigid. One thing that annoyed me the most with iPhones is the Back button isn't fixed in one position like Android and always seems to be at the top of the screen rather than the bottom where it's easier to reach. And with the square "Overview" (recent apps) button fixed at the bottom of the screen in Android, multi-tasking between apps is way easier.
 
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