Really? I have at least a dozen, likely more than can authenticate using FaceID instead of me manually inputting a password. Most importantly, every time I fill-in login credentials to an app or website using iCloud Keychain or 1Password, it verifies using FaceID, else I’d need to manually enter a password every time. I likely use this functionality dozens of times per day.
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@Awesomesince86 mentioned, password manager integration is much more seamless on iOS and one of the primary reasons I use it day to day over my Pixel 3XL.
Yes, log-in authentication is just on another level on iOS. I loved it with TouchID on my 7 Plus but on my 11 Pro with FaceID it just flies, I never have to fiddle when logging in to anything anymore, be it apps or sites. On my 6T just 6 months ago this was still consistently unreliable and a pain in the ass.
The Safari reading mode is another little everyday thing I love on iOS. Long press the icon top left in the address bar and all the web muck just goes away. Samsung browser has a reading mode too but I found it more unreliable and most importantly not as clean and good looking, with arbitrary shades of purplish blue for links and highlights which would disturb the look and glow too bright when reading in a dark room.
All in all though, iOS vs Android remains a choice between different ways of doing things, rather than good/worse ways of doing things. It just comes down to preference overall. I miss some things from Android, like being able to tap the share icon in any app and have my girlfriends WhatsApp contact show up as first thing for immediate sharing. I can only get iOS to do that with iMessage contacts.
Currently my 11 Pro is making me forget all other phones I ever owned. I'd love to use a Pixel in the future, but there's a quite long row of iOS functionality bits that I need Android to implement before it'll happen.
