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For a while, the restrictions were justifiable because "Apple wants to do it right." And I thought some of the features they brought to market later seemed nice
by ben509 8y ago
For a while, the restrictions were justifiable because "Apple wants to do it right." And I thought some of the features they brought to market later seemed nicely done. The problem is that Apple applies the 90% rule in deciding if lifting a restriction is justified, but I found myself in that 10% enough that I finally switched last year. There are some things I miss from iOS, but not much.
- lighthazard 8y agoWhat do you miss on iOS? I am using it now and feel like I miss almost everything from Android. I like the iPhone's amazing speed and quality, but I miss finger print (yes, I know less secure but any less secure than a face scan?), apps communicating with each other, separate identities/work profiles. Apps that cost < $10.
- sdenton4 8y ago(Fwiw, lots of Android phones (like my moto) have finger print unlock.)