It's most likely too late to save the USA teen population from smartphone homogeneity - from 2022's https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/06/gen-z-survey-says

It's most likely too late to save the USA teen population from smartphone homogeneity - from 2022's https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/06/gen-z-survey-says-87-of-us-teenagers-own-an-iphone https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/06/gen-z-survey-says...: "Analyst firm Piper Sandler's approximately twice yearly survey of teenagers in America shows that iPhone ownership is up 1% to 87% since its last report. At the same time, the new figures claim 88% of teenagers say their next phone will be an iPhone, which is down 1% from the last report." from my informal poll of young relatives in past years, females were typically iPhone users and males were more likely to own Androids. I guess peer pressure was too great to fight the supposed Android benefits. But, hey, Apple doesn't have a monopoly in smartphones, right? so Apple doesn't need to be forced to play nice with anyone...