Android or Iphone

[Ash]

Having moved to the Apple side a few months ago, I have to say, it's a nice experience. There are certain things that are done a lot better on iOS than on Android. But I do still miss that freedom of being able to search for apps on Google and downloading them easily. Not being able to sideload apps is not great.

 

[Grungie]

Android, I'm pretty sure Apple has deals with the government and trades your info with them or anyone else who wants it.

TBH, Google is generally worse for your privacy than Apple, especially since selling data is one of their biggest sources of revinue. I know a few years ago Apple got in trouble with the government when they won't disclose iMessage logs when the FBI wanted some criminal's iMessage history from a search warrant, but I'm sure that probably changed afterwards.

 

[Oblivion Knight]

I think I've only ever owned one iPhone, which was a 5c - I've pretty much been an avid Android user since.

Apple's OS just felt incredibly dated and restrictive in comparison.. As @Claraviolet said, I think they're generally more of a status symbol than anything these days.

 

[svjiminfxv]

I have tried both Android and iPhone but I prefer iPhone.
The way the iPhone is set out is so much easier for me to understand whereas when I had an Android phone, it took me a while to understand it and I still never fully understood how Android worked.

 

[Heatman]

Personally, I have used both iPhone and Android smartphone. Currently, I'm using both of them. I have iPhone 13 Pro Max and Samsung S21. They are both great smartphone.