I don't. Being more constructive, the future isn't looking bright for freedom of choice in mobile OSes, as governments and banks enforce use of approved apps o

I don't. Being more constructive, the future isn't looking bright for freedom of choice in mobile OSes, as governments and banks enforce use of approved apps on approved devices for identification and banking. Without one of either an Android or an iPhone, things get difficult. My government for example can consider a phone running something like GrapheneOS a Criminal Device. Android is the most open of the two, being open source, so it would be nice if it stayed that way.