I have an ipad mini 6, never used an iphone as a main phone . I have used iphone 7 as secondary phone. I am an android user since the beginning.
here are few points you need to consider if you are switching to ios .
iphones have lot of restrictions, if you are an user who likes customization and want a simple way to customize your phone , go for android. Yes , ios can be customized, but still has like a ton of restrictions.
the file manager in ios is a joke, because to use that app, you need to do a lot of steps and waste your time.
privacy is high on apple devices, but apple still has all your data and their OS is closed source, so they have full control of what happens on your phone.
iphone is reliable and never crashes, because the features are also limited, and restrictions are more for every single app you install on ios.
If you are used to seeing beautiful 120hz screen on android, then go for pro model of iphone.
so basically, if you are a power user who likes to customize and use your phone a lot and like to tinker with settings, then ios is not for you.
when you buy an iphone, its like you are living on a rented house , Because on ios, the rules are very strict, they have defined few processes, and force the user to follow those steps no matter what. There are very few options to bypass these rules .
I have an ipad mini 6, never used an iphone as a main phone . I have used iphone 7 as secondary phone. I am an android user since the beginning.
here are few points you need to consider if you are switching to ios .
iphones have lot of restrictions, if you are an user who likes customization and want a simple way to customize your phone , go for android. Yes , ios can be customized, but still has like a ton of restrictions.
the file manager in ios is a joke, because to use that app, you need to do a lot of steps and waste your time.
privacy is high on apple devices, but apple still has all your data and their OS is closed source, so they have full control of what happens on your phone.
iphone is reliable and never crashes, because the features are also limited, and restrictions are more for every single app you install on ios.
If you are used to seeing beautiful 120hz screen on android, then go for pro model of iphone.
so basically, if you are a power user who likes to customize and use your phone a lot and like to tinker with settings, then ios is not for you.
when you buy an iphone, its like you are living on a rented house , Because on ios, the rules are very strict, they have defined few processes, and force the user to follow those steps no matter what. There are very few options to bypass these rules .