As someone who has used and developed software for all of the above mainstream (and some not-so-mainstream) operating systems since the 1980s, and uses each of them without issue on a daily basis, I can confidently tell you that’s a you problem.
BINGO.
People buy Apple products because they:
User experience is something that must be experienced to be truly appreciated and is not something that can be easily quantified with a number on a spec sheet. Specifications alone don’t tell the whole story and don’t indicate what truly matters the most: how good the overall user experience is. This is something that people who are hopelessly fixated on specifications have a really hard time understanding.
It will increase the risk for all sorts of attacks and nonsense.
they will make the battery smaller like they have been doing
Actually, with very few exceptions, Apple has steadily increased battery size over the years:
iPhone 3GS 1219 mAh
iPhone 4 1420 mAh
iPhone 4s 1432 mAh
iPhone 5: 1440 mAh
iPhone 5s 1570 mAh
iPhone 6 1810 mAh
iPhone 6 Plus 2915 mAh
iPhone 6s 1715 mAh
iPhone 6s Plus 2915 mAh
iPhone SE 1624 mAh
iPhone 7 1960 mAh
iPhone 7 Plus 2900 mAh
iPhone 8 1821 mAh
iPhone 8 Plus 2675 mAh
iPhone X 2716 mAh
iPhone XS 2658 mAh
iPhone XS Max 3174 mAh
iPhone XR 2942 mAh
iPhone 11 3110 mAh
iPhone 11 Pro 3046 mAh
iPhone 12 2815 mAh
iPhone 12 Pro 2815 mAh
iPhone 12 Pro Max: 3687 mAh
iPhone 12 Mini 2227 mAh
iPhone 13 3227 mAh
iPhone 13 Mini 2406 mAh
iPhone 13 Pro 3095 mAh
iPhone 13 Pro Max: 4353 mAh
iPhone 14 3279 mAh
iPhone 14 Pro 3200 mAh
iPhone 14 Pro Max: 4323 mAh
iPhone 14 Plus 4325 mAh
iPhone 15:: 3349 mAh
iPhone 15 Pro:: 3274 mAh
iPhone 15 Pro Max:: 4422 mAh
iPhone 15 Plus:: 4383 mAh
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