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What if I don't want to deal with these problems in the first place

• Iulioh 2y ago
  Buy another phone? Buy an iPhone and you don't have to ever wonder if you CAN change something
  • warcher 2y ago
    Yup. Don’t like siri? Go kick rocks.
    • code_duck 2y ago
      You can disable Siri entirely, as far as the voice interface.
      • spopejoy 2y ago
        You have to enable Siri for carplay, which is really obnoxious.
  • gaudystead 2y ago
    Does this comment mean to say that you can change anything or that you can't? IIRC there are quite a few things locked down on an iPhone that require you to jailbreak it if you want to customize it, but I haven't been in the iPhone space for a long time now so please forgive my naivety.
    • Iulioh 2y ago
      Yes, that's what i meant. "With an Android if you have a shitty "feature" usually you can just change it" I have a samsung and everything is custom, nothing but the setting menu is Samsung at this point on my phone. And my choice was dictated only by the hardware in the Android ecosystem (i wanted the S pen) On an iPhone you can customize very little, the homepage alone would make me furious.
• sudosysgen 2y ago
  They're not problems. It's a customizable device to this extent, and you have preferences, so just change the settings. The alternative is that you cannot do anything about it.