My only two complaints with iOS at this point are that the Files app and filesystem access is much better than what existed before, but still not quite enough a

My only two complaints with iOS at this point are that the Files app and filesystem access is much better than what existed before, but still not quite enough and that I should be able to side-load applications that are not allowed by the App Store and have things like a Syncthing client that runs in the background without hacks using location as many similar apps do today. Or they could just fix that since it’s the only thing that currently comes to mind. Android at the OS level is great on the Pixel 6 I have, but many of the apps aren’t up to par. This has been my most continuous complaint. Apps like Spotify and Netflix usually have quality and feature parity, but many apps by independent developers do not. Many of the Android utility apps for things like FTP look like they were made for Android 4 “Ice Cream Sandwich” and never updated. I suspect this is because iOS users are more willing to pay for apps and so that’s where independent developers focus their efforts? For now iPhone is still my daily driver. The UX and integration across products is a big reason why for me.