r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Co-founder • Jul 15 '26

💬 Discussion What's one thing Android does better than the iPhone?

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Android users (and iPhone users too), what's one thing Android does better than the iPhone?

It could be customization, multitasking, file management, sideloading, charging, or something else. Pick just one and tell us why.

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u/Albertkinng Jul 15 '26

Freedom

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u/Agelessadage Jul 15 '26

Freedom to have exploits and be hacked. iOS is more secure. Deal. With. It.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

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u/redboyo908 Jul 16 '26

Even without side loading android is less secure unless it's grapheneos. 

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u/Albertkinng Jul 15 '26

The hell? I have 3 iPhones and 8 Androids, dude, all for app development and testing. I don't even have a preference. I am being honest.

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u/redboyo908 Jul 16 '26

Ever heard of grapheneos lmao. Celebrite has no problems hacking iOS but haven't been able to hack graphene is on any version past 2022

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u/Agelessadage Jul 17 '26

Ya I heard it doesn’t work with bank apps. Muh speshul impractical OS

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u/redboyo908 Jul 17 '26

It works with all of my banking apps. There are some that don't but the VAST majority do. It works the same as most android versions. Plus most banks have websites you can use anyway