Android Fanboy Switches to iPhone After 10 Years of Android

[@clintsrandomchannel5301]

I like android because I have the freedom to do what ever I want in terms of customization and the user experience

[@buddima_d]

True. That’s my favourite thing about android

[@the_mariocrafter]

Same. Especially apk and themes and launcher

[@TomZach]

Great video!

[@buddima_d]

Appreciate it

[@e.audanaindumini375]

Nice video bro 🔥 Btw Samsung flagship devices get most monthly updates even before the Pixel devices.Also Samsung just announced 3 years of major OS updates for flagship devices starting from the S10 lineup.

[@buddima_d]

I saw that on the keynote. Thats really good news. How would it get updated before pixel?

[@e.audanaindumini375]

@@buddima_d not all but recent monthly security updates were released to the flagship phones of Samsung before the Pixels

[@kasperhansen7854]

Android user primarily but I've switched between Samsung Galaxy phones and iPhones for a while. Android phones and the system overall just seem so superior as for specs on the devices and androids freedom with customization which makes user experience so much better. That is why I use Android-primarily. I do love IOS as for the consistency of updates etc and how their ecosystem seems so flawless and works so well together

[@DanishAnsari-wc6zw]

I have an iPad and an android phone so I am enjoying both operating systems😉

[@buddima_d]

Ouu that’s basically me too

[@watcher7930]

I know it’s been some time since the release of this video but I’m going to add my 2 cents anyway. One of the things I love so much about iOS is the long device support. Up until recently I still used an iPhone 6s, which still supports the latest version of iOS. If I didn’t break it I’d be still using it. Another thing is privacy. On iOS you have way more control over your data than on Android, especially since the 14.5 update. Then there’s the fact that on iOS you don’t really have bloatware. Sure, there are some Apps preinstalled that you don’t really need, but you can at least uninstall them. (Unless the OS needs them) Not so with many Androids out there. Looking at you, Samsung. Having Facebook preinstalled and not being able to easily uninstall it? Wtf?! Finally there’s the seamless integration with other Apple devices. Need something from my iPhone on my Mac? Just AirDrop it. Need an image from my Mac in Notability on my iPad? Command + C and just insert it in Notability. Want to continue reading an article on my MacBook? Just click the Safari Icon on the left side of the Dock and continue reading. Don’t want to enter your password? Just use your watch to unlock your Mac. Edit: Also let’s not forget the Apple Home App.

[@the_mariocrafter]

But I need to sideload applications. And is government scanning of photos without a search warrant privacy

[@minoth]

Gonna stick to Android for now cause don't have a laptop at the moment and want to pirate songs and movies lol

[@buddima_d]

Haha i feel you. I’m sure there are ways on iOS too. Probably harder than android tho.

[@GA-op7we]

Would you recommend the iphone se 2, lgv40 or pixel 5 for someone who doesn't use social media other than youtube?

[@Adriana-pc2rw]

bro you forgot to mention the best part of imessage , 8 ball. duh !

[@Adriana-pc2rw]

great video though :)

[@koyova584]

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[@buddima_d]

Damn that was fast!

[@koyova584]

@@buddima_d yep I guess notifications r working now

[@buddima_d]

Yesss

[@vijunair1250]

Second

[@buddima_d]

Ayeee shout out!!!

[@the_mariocrafter]

What the hell

[@alexthesuperextremegamer5923]

I think android phones are ok but apple's I phone 11 is better and especially the "Apple ecosystem"

[@buddima_d]

Yea i agree. There is something nice about the Apple ecosystem.