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Honestly, this is the right answer. Apple makes sure iOS apps don't ask for anymore permissions than they need. Google doesn't really care. That is the ONLY ma
by arvindamirtaa 6y ago
Honestly, this is the right answer.
Apple makes sure iOS apps don't ask for anymore permissions than they need. Google doesn't really care. That is the ONLY major difference. If you're mindful of what apps are asking for what permissions, you aren't gaining much from Apple's garden.
If you're going 1:1 on the apps that run on both android and iOS, you'll soon see that there's very little difference.
One more area where iOS is better is security. Your iPhone is basically a paperweight if it's stolen and the thief doesn't know your password. But that's another story.
- actuator 6y agoWhat? This is completely false. I don't know what other manufacturers are doing but Google on stock android and on Pixel does mandate asking for permissions. Even Google's own apps ask for them. If your Pixel is stolen you have remote wipe options and newer Pixels contain Titan M chips that disallow tampering to gain access.