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For iPhone users, I don’t think the answer is to give up on Apple, unless you want the ideal solution right now — then it’s move to Android or whatever freedom favour. I used Android for 10 years and Ubuntu for 15 years, so I’ve tasted all the OSes extensively. I prefer Apple and the apps that developers build on their platform because of their UI/UX. The answer is to keep pushing at Apple’s boundaries until they budge for as long as we need. Ultimately, it should be about user choice, regardless of if you have to fight for it or not.

sperry 2y ago

Tomato, tomato.

Apple products, to me, are less intuitive. But having choice is by far the best.

Cheers.

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Yeah I have no idea why people keep saying they're easy. It must just be that they learned it so they don't want to learn something else?

Terry Yiu 2y ago

It’s not black and white. I’ve used Android and Linux for over a decade and prefer Apple now for UI/UX. Intuition and difficulty are subjective and varies by person.