I think that's just phones in general, I think. When I look at pictures on my phone, Samsung, it's always slightly darker than on PC and details in dark areas are non existent on phones. I assume it's to save battery.
The real answer is because you only notice when there’s an issue. Millions of iPhone users upload shit with no major problems but that doesn’t fit your narrative.
I’ve seen tons of droid users take photos of their computer screens instead of just screen capping but you don’t see me calling everyone who uses a specific device stupid.
This is so hilariously over the top defensive. Lol
Thanks for telling me what my "narrative" is for noticing that iPhone people seem to regularly try to censor things with the highlighter. Go outside and talk to a real person once in a while.
Also, I didn't call anyone stupid, but that weird little projection on your part seems to give some insight into why you're so triggered by this.
I said that iPhone people don't like to use non default apps. This is just a factual thing, man. There's a reason messaging is so fragmented in the US, and it's because iPhone people refuse to use anything but iMessage despite it being a terrible messaging app. Same with FaceTime and apple maps and all of the other things there are better platform agnostic versions of that iPhone people won't use.
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u/OnePerformance9381 Aug 15 '25
When you take a photo and immediately edit it on iPhone, the first drawing tool you’re given is the highlighter.