I know.
Put it this way: I try to be objective, but at the end of the day I am some what subjective.
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What convinced me to switch to Android was a growing frustration with Background App Refresh on iOS
As an Indian I can confirm there are lot of missing digital essentials
Just a pointless comparison really, based on very particular use cases and tastes, taking all the objectivity out of "objectively better".
I would never use an iPhone for a daily device. But for some people it clearly makes the most sense.
Me, I have to block ads at the system level (so I root), I like custom ROMs, sideloading, pirating, tweaking, changing how my phone works and how I work with my phone. On any of those grounds, an iPhone makes zero sense. But most people don't care about any of that, and nor should they really.
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