I don't agree at all. I have an old iPad that's a nightmare to use to read comics. Literally just swiping through JPEGs is an ordeal of trying to find some way

I don't agree at all. I have an old iPad that's a nightmare to use to read comics. Literally just swiping through JPEGs is an ordeal of trying to find some way to go around iTunes, then finally having to manage media through iTunes. On Android, for at least 10 years, you can just drag and drop files. Fast delete is horrible: first it deletes letter by letter, then suddenly jumps to word by word; on Android you just swipe from the delete key and you can see how much you're going to delete. On Android you can easily customize your home screen and swipe down for info; apple has a worse implementation and it took them ages to implement. To an apple fan this may be nitpicking; to me this is an example of how every single step of the way, apple products are painful and frustrating to use. On a macbook it's not as bad because I can generally override and customize things. iOS is just the worst of both worlds: apple's extremely opinionated implementations, with none of the workarounds available on mac os. I'd take any version of android over any version of iOS.