Apple certainly doesn’t hide it.
And while that is true,many Android phones take equally stunning, or even better photos.
Likewise, I think theSamsung ecosystem is just as good, if not better, than Apple’s.
You want to tinker and fiddle until you’ve optimized every inch of it for maximum performance.
But the vast majority of iPhone users don’t feel the same way.
The problem with tinkering is that your phone is your most important rig.
Can you afford to dedicate hours to restoring your phone every other week?
iPhones are great for busy lives.
A great way to visualize it is that iPhones are like bikes whose training wheels don’t come off.
So, for example, iPhones can’tsideload apps, use custom ROMs, or install unapproved emulators.
A more restricted iPhone lets people have a little peace of mind in that respect.
There’s less to worry about thanks to the restrictions.
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Dex is a nifty feature, but it’s not without its flaws.
And let’s not forget the occasional lag.
This is just how things are looking to shape out withApple Intelligence.
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So, there you have itthe big reasons most stick with Apple despite how restrictive it is.
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