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Why shouldn't anyone switch to iOS?
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I owned an iPod touch and an iPad and I'll never buy in to the Apple ecosystem again.
Update after update the devices got slower and slower until they were unusuable. With no way to roll back (at the time, not sure if that still holds) the only solution was to buy a new device.
I have yet to have that happen with any of my other devices. Android phones, tablets, Linux machines, Windows machines, game consoles, or Roku boxes.
I've had similar experiences with android phones, seems like an older gen tech problem so I want to see if that's still an issue.
Except that apple was intentionally doing this to drive consumers towards buying more of their product
The phone slowdowns were intended to prolong the lives of phones, not shorten them. The underclocking only happened after your phone had been forced to shut down because the battery wasn't delivering sufficient power. I had a phone with this problem, and opening the camera would sometimes just immediately shut down the phone instead. I got a free new battery for it, but the general fix was slowdowns instead. They should've disclosed it and they also should've given users control, but if they wanted people buying new phones, I know from experience that the random shutdowns were worse than a slower phone.