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> they're marketed as a premium brand are are nothing more than expensive jewelry There’s nothing wrong with expensive jewelry. Your son isn’t being bullied be
by paulcole 4y ago
> they're marketed as a premium brand are are nothing more than expensive jewelry
There’s nothing wrong with expensive jewelry. Your son isn’t being bullied because the iPhone has more features than the S20.
Bullying’s bad but focusing on explaining the technical benefits of the S20 show a fundamental misunderstanding of the situation on your part.
If you’re not equipped to help him deal with the bullying, you should consider getting him an iPhone. It’s probably the easiest way out of the situation and there are worse things in the world than being accepted socially. He’s going to have plenty of time in life to be miserable and build character. If buying an iPhone today can make things better, why not?
- red-iron-pine 4y agoThe S20 is a more expensive phone and has more features. He's being bullied because he's the odd-man-out, and every single text message from a non-iPhone user looks a different color. His parent's concern about sideloading and F-droid also makes it clear that this family isn't great with the awareness or social skills; awkward parents == awkward kids.
- hd95489 4y agoIt’s not just the color of the bubbles. Rich Media texting compatibility between the two platforms is garbage. Pictures and videos off android come in at low resolution and often fail altogether