Android vs iphone?
- Thread starter TOR SEO
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- May 17, 2013
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iPhone - more secured.
TOR SEO
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For security system or something else ?
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Juhku
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You're way too confident in what you say without any kind of experience in cybersecurity.
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Android. Privacy is a myth anyway. I change my phone every 12-18 months. Can't do that with an iPhone.
Unless you are going premium range, Android is shit. They can advertise all they want, like a 120MP camera, but photos taken with the iPhone's 12MP cam will look better, and when compared, you can really see how much BS Android makers do.
I am a heavy mobile user, as I receive a lot of messages on Slack and Skype from all the people who work with me. No social media, just strict business. Guess what? I had to replace cheaper Androids ($300-ish) every four months because they became laggy. I know some of you may ask me to clear the cache. Trust me, I did all that, even resetting those to factory settings, yet it is laggy. I suspect they use a dirt-cheap CPU or motherboard, which dies after a certain usage. But new Androids had no issue running same apps until 4 to 6 months. And cycle repeats.
My iPhone is going great for years now. No issues. No lags. No replacement.
Need headaches? Well, then go with Android. NGL, Higher-end models in Android seem to be a bit more reliable. Have been using Samsung - no issues except for dated, not so good UI. OnePlus models at ~500 bucks is also good. Having one as a backup for past year or so.
But when going to that segment, an iPhone is better any day as it costs only a little bit more than these. Better display, silky smooth, never lags (at lease for my use case) + great camera.
I am a heavy mobile user, as I receive a lot of messages on Slack and Skype from all the people who work with me. No social media, just strict business. Guess what? I had to replace cheaper Androids ($300-ish) every four months because they became laggy. I know some of you may ask me to clear the cache. Trust me, I did all that, even resetting those to factory settings, yet it is laggy. I suspect they use a dirt-cheap CPU or motherboard, which dies after a certain usage. But new Androids had no issue running same apps until 4 to 6 months. And cycle repeats.
My iPhone is going great for years now. No issues. No lags. No replacement.
Need headaches? Well, then go with Android. NGL, Higher-end models in Android seem to be a bit more reliable. Have been using Samsung - no issues except for dated, not so good UI. OnePlus models at ~500 bucks is also good. Having one as a backup for past year or so.
But when going to that segment, an iPhone is better any day as it costs only a little bit more than these. Better display, silky smooth, never lags (at lease for my use case) + great camera.
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Because you are buying some Xiaomi, Realme crap
Buy Pixel phones, clean, pure Android with endless updates.
With cameras I agree, My Pixel 6a have shit camera, but it's doing better photos than these 120MP Xiaomis craps xD
In that case, there's really no difference in price.
By going with the iPhone, I get to enjoy better compatibility with my Mac, like I can call using my sim card on mobile from my Mac. I can send files via airdrop. Any link I copy on my iPhone is available to be pasted on Mac.
There's no real reason why I should choose an Andoird if the price is the same when there are too many good things on the iPhone. But that's me; your opinion may vary, and I don't judge.
RussianBroski
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It's like choosing to shoot in your right or left foot, both are crap surveillance shit
