Two come to mind immediately. For one, they don't allow you to say 'NO' to their constant update nag prompts. The only options are install update or remind me l

Two come to mind immediately. For one, they don't allow you to say 'NO' to their constant update nag prompts. The only options are install update or remind me later. The second is the sneaky update prompt during the unlock screen. It is designed to look identical to the regular unlock screen and the 'remind me later' option is designed to blend into the background. Indeed there is no easy way to even tell if the text is clickable. There are plenty more in MacOS too. https://imgur.com/a/Jrn3bX9 https://imgur.com/a/Jrn3bX9 >As for phones slowing down as time goes by, no shit - they're hardly likely to get faster as iOS becomes more complex, Heres an idea to NOT slow them down - Let the user reset them to the factory state. > but Apple goes to extreme lengths to support older phones in a way that no Android phone manufacturer - including Google itself - even comes close to. If slowing down phones to the point of becoming unusable is "supporting them", then I would gladly do without their "support". >Personally I think it's ridiculous that Apple doesn't at the very least allow developers (i.e., people who have paid the $99 yearly fee) to downgrade their devices to a previous iOS version, I don't feel like extorting another $99 (on top of the insane profit margin that ends up in a pile of cash - i.e. not invested in creating more products or towards apple employees) is an acceptable solution in the slightest.