TylerAug 14, 2023

I live in the US, and it is way more common for people to have an iPhone over an Android. I saw a study once that said 88% of teenagers in the US were using iPhones. What I did not know is that this is pretty much only the case in the US. I read that it is much more common for people to use Android than it is here.

Do you live outside the U.S.? What has been your experience with this? I have never been able to travel outside the U.S., so I have no idea what the phone situation is like anywhere else.

#iOS #Android

Show threadlavenderAug 14, 2023
@robustjumprope I'm in the us but from what ive read most places online android seems to be way more popular outside the states. over here its unfortunately become a social status too (it makes me cringe).
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@lenkotarski Very true. Using a phone should be about which one you like more, not what everyone else uses. But I think ever since apple started the whole blue and green bubble thing, it's gotten really bad.

Don't get me wrong, I love my iPhone. But that lock-in is my biggest gripe with Apple as a company.

Aug 14, 2023 at 6:47pmWeb
Show threadlavenderAug 14, 2023
@robustjumprope i think all phones are terrible. return 2 monke.