Some people say that if you are used to the iPhone, you can't use the Android phone. As a person with both Android and Apple phones, I really can't understand this conclusion. That is to say, in my limited cognition, I have always felt that getting used to something is nothing more than a matter of taking time to adapt, not impossible. The same logic actually applies to getting used to mobile phones. So, get used to the iPhone, you really can't use an Android phone? Not really.
Of course, this point of view is still a good saying of a friend. He said: "Students who are used to the iPhone can't use Android phones" are actually more because they don't want to use Android phones, rather than not using Android phones or adapting to the operating logic of the Android system. After all, many times the Android system and the high-end OS are more in line with the needs of domestic users in terms of usage habits. Just like gestures, iOS is indeed not as easy to use as Android.
To put it bluntly, this sentence from my friend really spoke to my heart. In other words, every time I see someone say that they have long been accustomed to the iPhone, although the performance of the Android phone has improved a lot and the performance is good, but they are not used to the Android phone, I will have a question: Is it not used? Or don't want to use it?
There is no doubt that some old iPhone users are not unable to use Android phones, but are unwilling to use them. In fact, there are two reasons behind this phenomenon, which are completely understandable. Next, I'll sort it out and let's take a look.
The first reason: for cost considerations, I think that iPhone and iOS system ecological devices are closer to their own needs.
Although some users have a lot of Apple iOS devices, if you want to buy another Android phone, it is the cost. Therefore, in view of such cost considerations, users of handheld iPhones, iPads, MacBooks and other iOS devices will definitely think that the ecology of the iOS system is more in line with their actual situation and needs
You know, from iOS to Android, the loss is not only money, but also more information, data and usage habits. Therefore, the "can't use Android phone" that everyone sees or hears is actually subjectively unwilling to use. Because Android mobile phone manufacturers are also interested in interconnecting their own ecological devices. Change to Android mobile phone, is it necessary to change to computer, wireless Bluetooth headset, and even tablet computer have to be replaced with Android system. This process is very troublesome.
The second reason: I just think that the iOS system is better than Android for privacy protection to a certain extent.
In fact, this can not blame the user, the iPhone equipped with iOS system to install the App and restrict the permissions of the App, that is logical. However, it is natural for apps under Android to ask for permissions from users, otherwise it is likely that they will not be able to use all the functions of the app. This is strange, so users feel that the privacy protection of iOS system is better.
Well, based on this thinking, there will indeed be many iPhone users who are reluctant to use Android phones. However, the system running on Android mobile phones has also made great progress in recent years, such as the privacy protection function in the MIUI system: local data processing, interception network, anti-tracking and other functions are all a kind of protection measures for users to use mobile phones.
Just like the Mi 13 I use, since the MIUI14 system has increased its running speed, I now use the Mi 13 like an iPhone, I have never cleaned the background, nor have I opened the phone manager. Even though the system prompted me that some trash needed to be cleaned up with the built-in mobile butler, I didn't care. Personally, I think this is a big improvement.
Moreover, flagship machines like Xiaomi 13 have a good hardware configuration, the Snapdragon 8Gen2 processor is the premise of performance output, and LPDDR5X + UFS4.0 is a guarantee of fast running speed. Of course, the rear 50-megapixel Leica triple camera system + 4500 mAh battery + 6.36-inch straight screen design is also the reason why this phone attracted me.
All in all, I think that if you are used to using an iPhone, you can't use an Android phone, which is basically a subjective "rejection". In fact, if you break the demons and deeply understand the privacy protection practices of Android mobile phones, you will gladly accept Android flagship machines like Xiaomi 13. What do you think about that?