I wouldn't say so. I got my grandma a cheap Android phone and a book to help her learn because I thought it'd be better since I also have Android and can help h

I wouldn't say so. I got my grandma a cheap Android phone and a book to help her learn because I thought it'd be better since I also have Android and can help her. My grandma is 89 now, she uses Whatsapp, Youtube and whatnot and I am not kidding but within 2 months she had: - AVG antivirus (an ad told her she had a virus) - She had batterylife for 7 hours before a charge was needed due to shitty apps - Ads on her lock screen?! - Ads on her homepage After 6 months and 3 house calls to fix her phone we gave up and she got my aunts old iPhone 5s with a new battery. It runs iOS 12 now and it runs flawlessly and protects her from all the stuff I mentioned. From a guy that has always had Android: most users need iOS level protection. Just simple facts.