TBH as soon as my most used open source apps get ported over to iOS I'm going to buy an iPhone as my next phone, it's going to be a few years before I upgrade but if iOS becomes as open as Android in the app installation criteria I'm 100% switching.,(reply>), @August Android really isn't as open as it used to anymore with Google locking out a lot of shit behind their own pixel line.,(reply>), @Darin755 I have a pixel 6 right now and have had the 3. No matter what anyone says iPhones are just better in the long run. <br><br>They dropped support for iPhone 6 just this year think about that a phone from 2014 got an official update in 2022 a whole 8 years. Heck android flagship phones used to get one OS update and if you were lucky maybe 2. Now they are getting a bit better but only 2-3 years on a 1000+ dollar stuff is just stupid. The pixel 3 got only 3 years of update btw and that was a godsend. I know custom ROM and shit but some people including me don't really want to go through the tiniest bit of hassle.,(reply>), It's never going to be as open as Android.,(reply>), What? Isn't that going the opposite direction? Why don't you just get a pixel with a custom rom