That's not how it works. For BYOD or home use, the device is always more important than the network. You can't just tell somebody "lol, Android not supported".

That's not how it works. For BYOD or home use, the device is always more important than the network. You can't just tell somebody "lol, Android not supported". Most of the phones out there are Androids, and not everyone prefers iOS even without the extra cost attached to an Apple phone.