Comment by lenerdenator
2 years ago
I think there's a large contingent of people who want more access and choice with apps and services on their iOS devices.
And frankly, that's what Android is for. Just go get a Samsung Galaxy.
EDIT: You can downvote it all you want, but part of the appeal of iOS devices is that you have your workable service for the device and there's no real thought to be put into choosing that service. Not everyone wants different app stores, and on the software side of things, it adds a very thick layer of complexity and headaches, especially if you're helping, I don't know, your 64-year-old mother with her iPhone.
A "simple" device isn't mutually exclusive with a configurable device. Just put it inside of the Settings app already available on the phone your mother already has. If she doesn't need it, she'll never see it.
I'd argue that the default experience for some is still too complicated; that's why Apple has Assistive Access, which lets you dumb it down:
https://support.apple.com/guide/assistive-access-iphone/set-...