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Android vs. iOS
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Charging more? Absolutely. Not sell your data? No, they will sell.
Charging more is only because people are willing to pay it. So why not? Most people don't even care about their data being sold, and will not stop buying apple products for it.
Proof?
https://sneak.berlin/20230115/macos-scans-your-local-files-now/
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-fbi-icloud-exclusive/exclusive-apple-dropped-plan-for-encrypting-backups-after-fbi-complained-sources-idUSKBN1ZK1CT
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1330127/apple-ad-revenue-worldwide/
https://gizmodo.com/apple-iphone-analytics-tracking-even-when-off-app-store-1849757558
apple has increasing ad revenue, but they don't sell it? Makes total sense if you're a moron. thankfully I'm not.
Proof that they're an exception to every other competitor?
I buy iPhones because I'm cheap and they're a better value. My last phone lasted me 5 years, and my current 11 pro is 3 years old and still going strong. If you don't replace your phone frequently, then iPhones are much cheaper than Android phones.
I have had my onePlus 8T since 2020, and got it "for free" from T-Mobile without any issue. I used to work at AT&T, and I've had so many customers with iPhones who would come when the bed iPhone came out, saying their previous gen iPhone is suddenly incredibly slow after the latest iOS update. Some of them, especially if they were 2 or more gens behind, the iPhone would just be black screen with no sign of life.
From my observation, android isn't only cheaper, but it has greater longevity too. If the company stops supporting the device, custom ROMs continue.
This sounds like selection bias. If you are sampling only people who are replacing their old iPhones, then they will obviously be more likely to have broken iPhones.
Even if the hardware lasts, most android phones historically don’t remain updated for more than a few years. Your OnePlus 8T is due to lose basic security support in October 2024, so one more year from now. It’s already lost OS updates. Meanwhile, my iPhone 6s from 2015 still works and is still receiving security updates this year!
Look I’m not looking to start a format war. I think android phones are great. But I’m cheap and concerned about ewaste. I just want something to work for as long as possible.
I just explained to you why that is false. Please do not restate your debunked statement prepended with "Again," itdoes not make it any less wrong.
As for updates, phones from Google, oneplus, Samsung all get 5 years of official updates. Even oppo will give 4 years. You can double check me by searching the web on this.
I asked you to check the web to double check me, you still chose to embarrass yourself.
Here's proof that Samsung supports devices for 5 years. Do you want me to spoon feed you the rest?