I was using Dvorak on Android (on-screen soft keyboard) back in year 2014. So many features take forever to arrive on iOS, from a file browser to customizable k

I was using Dvorak on Android (on-screen soft keyboard) back in year 2014. So many features take forever to arrive on iOS, from a file browser to customizable keyboards to split-screen apps to home screen widgets. If you're a power user who likes customization, iOS is not for you. For me, I don't type much on mobile. I know Dvorak is suboptimal because many typos of adjacent keys become real words; for example HAT vs. HOT, THAT vs. THAN, THIS vs. THIN. But because I type heavily on desktop using Dvorak, it's much less cognitive effort for me to use the same keyboard layout on mobile. I did try QWERTY on mobile briefly, but I decided it was just not worth my brain power to maintain that skill.