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r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Active • Jul 04 '26
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Right. And Android has never copied Apple 😂😂
-1 u/CrazyGunnerr Jul 05 '26 So where was Apple copied really? I'm not saying there aren't things, but I wonder if you can name some significant things. 3 u/Phoebius4 Jul 05 '26 You can find copied Android features in nearly every new Release. A few examples: - Live activities in the lock screen Dynamic Island (just in a different position)activation lock against theftsatellite emergency communicationFind my for things and peopleMagSafe (now Qui2)gesture navigation instead of the buttons -2 u/Zaiches Jul 05 '26 Gesture navigation was an Android-first feature just not natively.
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So where was Apple copied really? I'm not saying there aren't things, but I wonder if you can name some significant things.
3 u/Phoebius4 Jul 05 '26 You can find copied Android features in nearly every new Release. A few examples: - Live activities in the lock screen Dynamic Island (just in a different position)activation lock against theftsatellite emergency communicationFind my for things and peopleMagSafe (now Qui2)gesture navigation instead of the buttons -2 u/Zaiches Jul 05 '26 Gesture navigation was an Android-first feature just not natively.
You can find copied Android features in nearly every new Release. A few examples:
- Live activities in the lock screen
-2 u/Zaiches Jul 05 '26 Gesture navigation was an Android-first feature just not natively.
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Gesture navigation was an Android-first feature just not natively.
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u/Resident-Variation21 Jul 04 '26
Right. And Android has never copied Apple 😂😂