There might be some apps and hardware that are desirable on the iPhone and some apps that are desirable on an android phone. For example, I might want to use i

There might be some apps and hardware that are desirable on the iPhone and some apps that are desirable on an android phone. For example, I might want to use iMessage without any of the restrictions that you get on other non apple devices. This is huge, my friends all have iPhones and use iMessage. I don't want a neutered experience. What happens to family that rely on these tools, mom's that are looking into buying their child's first phone? This is how people become trapped in these ecosystems. The camera on iPhones is really good, apps like Snapchat or Instagram have always functioned way better on iPhone than on android. There are many reasons why someone would want to use a lot of apps developed for the iPhone. But they might also have extra needs. Personally, I do have an android phone, and besides the apps that I've installed through the playstore I have lots of alternative apps from the f droid. They're great. I have wanted to try the iPhone because I know my mainstream apps would work better in the iPhone. But alas, there are too many restrictions. Why would having more choice be a bad thing?