Unfortunately I killed my previous phone, which was capable of running /e/OS, in an area of the world where replacement options are limited. As a result, I've h

Unfortunately I killed my previous phone, which was capable of running /e/OS, in an area of the world where replacement options are limited. As a result, I've had to experience first-hand just how awful stock Android can be, and how meaningless a term like 'stock Android' is when different makes can provide wildly different experiences (i.e., Samsung phones are the worst-in-class for battery-saving 'innovations' that break several features and apps that rely on them [0]). The moment I'm able to I'll be back on /e/OS, but I can fully understand the appeal for the less technically-inclined to just stick with (or swap to) the nice, uniform, slick iOS. [0] https://dontkillmyapp.com/ https://dontkillmyapp.com/