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I used to think this, however now I think for a lot of users iPhone is easier. Fwiw I use android..

• spurgu 7y ago
  I used to think this as an Android user, however then I spent 1.5 years on iOS and now being back on Android feels like bliss. Apple has the security advantage though if you disregard the information apps leak but then again on both OS's you can use Pi-Hole, or better yet NextDNS, to shut up some of the chatter.
  • 72deluxe 7y ago
    Until you leave your house and use your mobile phone as a mobile phone, and then all access is granted to the data-sucking fiends. And I say this as someone who runs Pi-Hole. But I feel like it is a battle I am using.
    • spurgu 7y ago
      That's why I said "or better yet NextDNS", which is not tied to your home.
      • 72deluxe 7y ago
        Apologies! I missed that! I'll look that up since it would server me well, thanks!
• magicalhippo 7y ago
  My mom (~75) got an S8+ last year. She had some prior smartphone experience with an old iPhone 4S but not as her primary phone. First day she got the S8 I set it up for her and showed her how to make calls and send text messages. Next day I got an MMS with a picture from the garden, she'd figured that out on her own. Mainly I think things are just different, some things are easier on Android, some on iOS and vice versa.