> Who needs Android when iPhone lets you choose your own default apps? Well, iOS 14 makes a little bit of progress here. Which is great. But it will be very fa

> Who needs Android when iPhone lets you choose your own default apps? Well, iOS 14 makes a little bit of progress here. Which is great. But it will be very far away from Android. iOS will just "allow" this for Web and Email applications, while Android has a rich and open intent and app system that doesn't need permission from Google. Android also has a great app chooser. Click on a web link and it will ask you in which browser you want to open it. Or set a default from there. So, good small step forward, but still miles away from what you can do on Android.