> It's not always easy doing that for Apple, but there's not ten different ways you have to do things for ten different manufacturers. It's why, I, as a user,

> It's not always easy doing that for Apple, but there's not ten different ways you have to do things for ten different manufacturers. It's why, I, as a user, chose to stick with iOS. At least it's the devil I know, with the behaviour and boundaries that I can accept - without having to figure out every kink everytime there is an update. I understand that some people prefer to tinker with their phones, I do not.