Are your children going to be buying you a phone any time soon and do they complain about your unwillingness to learn to use a messaging app other than SMS? If

Are your children going to be buying you a phone any time soon and do they complain about your unwillingness to learn to use a messaging app other than SMS? If no, then I don’t think you are in the group of people I was talking about when I said an iPhone is objectively better. The context of my comment was important in that it was a response to Cook’s response about buying the questioner’s elderly mother an iPhone. It is an objectively better UX for that person. It is a product obsessively made for that person. The context in language is important. It is impossible for me to have been giving a universal axiom because Android developers exist and an iPhone would not be objectively better for that.