Android or iPhone-- which do you prefer?

[Maes17]

You either find alternatives that are not as invasive, use a front-end to access Google when necessary, or simply learn to become less dependent on technology and more dependent on conventional means of doing things. However, it's not just Google you have to be wary of; it's every company with a shoddy privacy policy and a proven track record of mining and marketing user data (think Microsoft and Facebook).

It is possible to use Android without Google Services. I have a de-Googled custom Android ROM installed and generally have no problems though I occasionally get a notification telling me a certain app won't run properly without it. Most apps I use are FOSS and downloaded via F-Droid, but if I need to download the occasional app from the Google Play Store I use Aurora Store as a front-end and never download apps containing ads. There are decent alternatives for all Google products, I suggest visiting PrivacyTools and PRISM-Break and seeing what software alternatives they recommend in each category.

That’s my hesitation on becoming to reliant on tech. I find convenience in it but the shady privacy issues is something I keep an eye on

 

[Kenny Reo]

I'm surprised ppl vote for Android. Why?

 

[Simka]

I'm surprised ppl vote for Android. Why?

Android handily beats the iPhone because it provides a lot more flexibility, functionality, and freedom of choice. But still, a lot of people choose iPhones. That's why when it comes to the application creation, developers choose cross-platform web development. I've recently thought about doing this work by myself but understood that it is better to look for a company with a good software development team structure. Having a good idea for an application, I want it to be available both for Android and iOS users.

 

[MR BEAN]

I almost only use my phone for calls/texts etc and listening to music on the go.
Wouldn't care to much if it was android or iphone. But I have android

 

[Seekeroftruth55]

Android. They aren't as expensive, and you can add more storage by SD cards

 

[Behumble]

Android

I had an iPhone at one point too but just hated the interface. I found it inflexible to perform simple tasks like go back (maybe I'm wasn't smart enough? lol) but also I detest their marketing strategies (great for them in terms of profit). You get suck into buying only apple products.

It would be great to find a none Google sign in phone as I am aware of all the data/security violations but unfortunately need a smart phone for convenience sakes. If paying for things didn't require doing it online I would certainly go for an old school brickie.

 

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[Dreamymoon]

I think android having both systems. The reasons being
1: apple store charges for games I’ve seen free on android
2: safer, I’ve had a few hacks on iTunes
3: recommendations easier to find it is on main screen
4: can customise your phone with themes and icons which apple can’t Like it used to..