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> Then I have to question. Who is being influenced culturally by the US preference for iPhone? I'm not sure how much the "US preference" plays in this, but in
by wsgeorge 3y ago
> Then I have to question. Who is being influenced culturally by the US preference for iPhone?
I'm not sure how much the "US preference" plays in this, but in my country, the iPhone is the aspirational device. Apple hardware is, generally speaking.
OP definitely needs a more nuanced assessment of the US market, but its hard to ignore the influence it has on non-US consumers.
- surgical_fire 3y agoI come from a poor country. I understand people covet Apple products as status symbols, not because of the product itself. I happen to now live in a developed country, where people can afford iPhones. The vast majority owns Androids anyway.