I just categorize iOS devices as consoles, analogous to things like Nintendo game systems, and not as true general purpose computers. I also consider it foolis

I just categorize iOS devices as consoles, analogous to things like Nintendo game systems, and not as true general purpose computers. I also consider it foolish to attempt to innovate on this platform beyond the narrow confines of what mobile devices typically do, or to put too much engineering work into iOS specific stuff. Apple can and will simply revoke your app for fickle reasons. iOS is a pretty dumb term for cloud apps and the web, and that’s it. That being said I do have an iPhone... because for my phone that’s all I want and it works well and has better privacy than most Android devices. I basically want web, email, texting, calls, and maps, and maybe occasional apps like Uber or whatever. I don’t use it as a “real computer.” I have a real computer for that.