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I’m not sure this answers the question. I understand why having an SD card feels good, but in practice, you can fit tons of movies, music, and audiobooks in eve

I’m not sure this answers the question. I understand why having an SD card feels good, but in practice, you can fit tons of movies, music, and audiobooks in even just 64gb. It’s certainly a balance between all the factors that makes an SD card an attractive choice for you, but I think for the overwhelming majority of people, long-term updates/support are going to be far more valuable, even if they don’t realize it.

SECProto 7y ago
The question was, "what do you use the SD card for?". I answered. Other things you mentioned: * I just checked, and my phone storage is actually only 32gb. I misspoke. * It's quite close to full with just a month worth of pictures and all my audio stored on the SD card. * My last security update was 3 weeks ago. The manufacturer who made my phone committed to 3 or 4 years of security updates. That said, Apple does a much better job of making feature updates available for their products. * The article is about how "powerful" the processor is, and I would still contend that that is irrelevant for any cell phone user I know.