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Then 'eat that' iOS too. The iPhone's system-wide rotation lock is pathetic. It can only lock to portrait mode — and yes, that requires forcing the fullscreen l

Then 'eat that' iOS too. The iPhone's system-wide rotation lock is pathetic. It can only lock to portrait mode — and yes, that requires forcing the fullscreen landscape mode in Safari back to portrait.

masklinn 13y ago
There's a big difference there: the iPhone has a system-wide rotation lock. It may not lock the way you want, but it's still there. Windows Phone does not have one. At all. Not even "does not lock the way I want".