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I have an iPhone for work. The UI is unintuitive, unresponsive and restrictive. It's like a child's toy version of my s23. The fingerprint reader is useless, the screens color range is dull and the build quality is plastic trash. Plus my phones camera array beats the iPhone array to hell and back.
The iPhone is the phone for old people, children or the infirm. Why would I limit myself?
My elderly mother has an iPhone. I call it her "jitterbug" phone (jitterbug is a phone with huge buttons for the elderly).