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Aside from your claims being wrong (in my opinion), do you take into account that for large parts of the world, using iPhone is isolation? For instance, I ende
by szszrk 2y ago
Aside from your claims being wrong (in my opinion), do you take into account that for large parts of the world, using iPhone is isolation?
For instance, I ended up in way to many text exchanges with iPhone users who didn't even knew they created multiple of them, replied multiple times directly+to a group chat, spammed status messages unreadable to others and so on.
So my point is, this view comes purely from a person in a market where iPhone is majority.
- echelon_musk 2y agoMy point is not about iPhone evangelism per se and want to avoid holy wars. I'm saying it's the best worst choice (the constrained vision). I don't want to engage in hypotheticals based on consumer options of countries I'm unfamiliar with. The essence of my point is that life is short and I don't value the time spent customising a smartphone in the way suggested by TFA.