>And the non-iOS phone users that are married to “how much control they have” have touched an iphone since 2014. I don't even tinker that much and my foray int

>And the non-iOS phone users that are married to “how much control they have” have touched an iphone since 2014. I don't even tinker that much and my foray into iOS lasted only 1 year with the 10S Max. The inability to arrange items freely on the desktop (leave a blank space) was frustrating. The lack of control over default apps was occasionally problematic. The inability to natively link to a Windows computer and transfer files is also something I use. That said, there are a ton of benefits of iOS over Android that I recognize (iMessage, Apple Wallet, the screen responsiveness, etc).