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I had no idea iOS had Settings (New), Settings (Classic), and Apple Preferences - all competing for user share just like Outlook (New), Outlook (Classic), and W

I had no idea iOS had Settings (New), Settings (Classic), and Apple Preferences - all competing for user share just like Outlook (New), Outlook (Classic), and Windows Mail are. /s

vizzier 2y ago
Un-sarcastically though, you're also describing the windows 11 settings pane. Which arguably has settings (new style) control pannel (old style) and various *.msc management consoles for managing things like users and local security policy