Yes, I’m the one in the group DM that turns the bubbles green, I’m sorry.

But other than that, I don’t hear many other reasons why people actually prefer iPhones over Androids. What other reasons are there?

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OS updates. It’s frustrating to buy a top of the line android phone just for it to be forgotten by the manufacturer in 6-8 months.

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Pixels give you 5 years now same as iphone.

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iPhone gets you more like 10 years of security updates

https://www.makeuseof.com/apple-security-updates-for-10-year-old-devices/

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My iPad from 2015 is still getting all the updates. It’s wild.

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Only security updates.

OS updates are only 3 years

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Iphones get a lot more than 3 updates

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This right here. Lifelong Android user that switched to the iPhone 14 and never looked back.

Edit: iPhone 13, not 14, my bad.

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My problem with Apple is that everything’s designed to interoperate with other Apple stuff, and nothing else. It feels like a walled garden that doesn’t just keep users in, but also keeps those of us out who might want to try a single Apple device without spending many thousands replacing our entire ecosystem.

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Not necessarily.

You can get one and try it out, the ecosystem stuff is more enhancement than a detriment if you don’t have them.

Like Apple Watch and my MacBook Air, I can authenticate or unlock the screen using my Apple Watch rather than a password. But that’s just a benefit and I wouldn’t be losing anything but the enhancement if I didn’t have both.

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Literally causing people to get bullied into getting an iphone over stupid chat bubble colors.

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