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I didn't mean to be dismissive, but that I can see why you would choose iOS as your main OS. Because yeah maybe other people in your family are not as tech savv
by gitaarik 2y ago
I didn't mean to be dismissive, but that I can see why you would choose iOS as your main OS. Because yeah maybe other people in your family are not as tech savvy and you want to use the same ecosystem.
Also apps on Android usually have sane defaults so you don't necessarily have to make microdecisions in order to read an email.
- maccard 2y agoI think a great example of the android decisions is (or was) “which wallet do I use?” I had a Samsung phone, and used google chrome as it synced with my pc. Except google pay didn’t work with the Samsung phone, so I had to use Samsung wallet (and let’s not mention the fact I had a Fitbit watch which required Fitbit pay, even though they were owned by google at the time). So I ended up with three separate apps which had their own intricacies. Since I swapped to iOS, I have a wallet and that’s that.
- gitaarik 2y agoYeah, that's Samsung for you, they put all kinds of bloat in their Android version. That is why you need to do a little bit more research and be a little bit tech savvy for using Android in the proper way. I would recommend brands like Google Pixel, OnePlus, Sony, Motorola. They don't put much bloat in their Android versions. But yeah that is the thing with Android, developers have more freedom with it, so also some will use it to make things worse. With Apple you can't do anything; you're just stuck with what the manufacturer provides you and if you don't like it then you are either the CEO of Apple or it's just too bad for you.