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  • SurealGod@alien.topBtoAppleWhy do YOU use iPhone?
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    1 year ago

    It’s just easier.

    • I don’t worry about not getting the latest updates (I know I will for at least 5-6 years)
    • I don’t worry about having infinite customization and needing to make my OS look “perfect” because iOS is very limited (personally in a good way)
    • I don’t have to worry as much about vulnerabilities (I know they do exist on iOS but they’re far less than Android)
    • I don’t have to worry about my phone getting slow in only 2 years time

    It’s just easier on iPhone. More often than not, it truly does “just works”.

    I was on android for 6 years and in that time I’ve owned 3 phones because the damn things would slow down horribly after 2 years of use (and these were flagships as well). Every year I would worry if my phone would get the latest Android update or for how long it would be supported in general for. The infinite customization actually got annoying after a while because it’s one of those things where if it’s there, you might as well use it so I felt obligated to customize my phone in some manner every now and then. Apps were inconsistent in performance or in design continuity. The list goes on.








  • Yup. Every single device I own uses USB-C (the last thing is my airpods pros but I charge them using magsafe so that’s fine).

    Really the rest of the tech world moved to USB-C and Apple was one of the few still holding on to an old port.

    To be clear though, I LOVE the lightning cable. My only gripe was the USB 2.0 aspect of it. Had Apple simply upgraded it to USB 3.0 or USB 3.2, etc to match current day transfer speeds, I wouldn’t have much of an issue with it.