Proxyir
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I agree. iOS is very smooth practical and easy to use. I ve tried both and I would not change iOS for android.
Which is better iOS or Android?
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planktons
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because my iOS only has banking applications, sms & phone call, internet is ON only for banking. it doesn't use it for anything else.
ADA Lovelace
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What OS are u using? Oh wait, is IOS. How u pretend to have privacy using an iphone?
Buy an android device and install GrapheneOS is u want privacy
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iOS for pictures and social media and Android for everything else. That's pretty much how I use my devices.
planktons
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i'm using iOS 15.0 on iphone 13 mini,
I use Android too, but not using my personal data. There are just too many apps that can't be deleted and ads everywhere. before that I had an unpleasant thing, my android got a virus out of nowhere. A lot of data can't be opened, even though I've never downloaded it outside of the official, there are lots of family photos in it
thanks, I've never used grapheneOS before. I will try it
VideoServices
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Having used both platforms daily for years, I have encountered way fewer hiccups and slow-downs using iOS. Performance is one of the things iOS usually does better than Android.
Yekxmerr
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I own a Pixel 7 Android and iPad Air for iOS and here's my 2 cents on this matter:
If budget is not an issue and you're not that tech savy, go for iOS. It's simple, everything works, and you'll have a solid device that will last you a couple of years.
On the other hand, if budget is an issue, Android is the way to go. Also if you're tech savy, and like to customize and have the latest features, Android is the way to go.
Now, buying an Android has always been complicated choice. The market is filled with devices but I usually go for Google Pixel Devices. It seems the OS itself works better on Googles own devices. The new features also greatly benefit from the tensor SOC.
I've owned in the past, Samsung Galaxy, Oneplus and HTC devices from Android. Pixels are always the devices that gives me the fizz and makes me stay on Android.
Both operating systems are fleshed out these days.
For tablet devices, iPad is the way to go. Unmatched on this segment.
If budget is not an issue and you're not that tech savy, go for iOS. It's simple, everything works, and you'll have a solid device that will last you a couple of years.
On the other hand, if budget is an issue, Android is the way to go. Also if you're tech savy, and like to customize and have the latest features, Android is the way to go.
Now, buying an Android has always been complicated choice. The market is filled with devices but I usually go for Google Pixel Devices. It seems the OS itself works better on Googles own devices. The new features also greatly benefit from the tensor SOC.
I've owned in the past, Samsung Galaxy, Oneplus and HTC devices from Android. Pixels are always the devices that gives me the fizz and makes me stay on Android.
Both operating systems are fleshed out these days.
For tablet devices, iPad is the way to go. Unmatched on this segment.
Android is more than just the platform. You will have a different experience depending on the brand you go with.
The best experience for me was using a Redmi Note 5 with Pixel Experience. The stock MIUI sucks in comparison.
My first Android was a BLU phone with a terrible Android custom version.
Now I have a S20 FE with OneUI, it's a step up compared to MIUI but I prefer Google's Pixel simplicity.
Can't comment about iOS as I never experienced it, and probably never will as the apps I currently use work only or best on Android.
Which is better depends on what your use case is and what apps you use.
The best experience for me was using a Redmi Note 5 with Pixel Experience. The stock MIUI sucks in comparison.
My first Android was a BLU phone with a terrible Android custom version.
Now I have a S20 FE with OneUI, it's a step up compared to MIUI but I prefer Google's Pixel simplicity.
Can't comment about iOS as I never experienced it, and probably never will as the apps I currently use work only or best on Android.
Which is better depends on what your use case is and what apps you use.
solidguy_82
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Vote for Android.
I feel more options
I feel more options
worldbehindloki
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Definitely iOS for me. It is more or less privacy driven and the economy is way behind google. Apple is all into the gadgets really, they know how to work on their codes however google is like multiverse. They have many things on their mind and end up with mixed stuff. Google phones were launched with high processing power for camera resolution, however those who focus on privacy, it fails at it. Apple always takes the first place in that sense.
