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Worst features in iOS
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Ever heard of Android?
Im an iOS user but I just found out that Android>IOS in my opinion
I've used Android. They're nice phones. But they simply don't compare.
The precautions that Apple has taken to perfect their OS has made it rise above all other operating systems. It's their baby.
That's why applications in iOS is so plentiful and blooming. It was hard for me to find good apps on Android.
And alot of those apps are just scary to use with the bugs and the viruses.
Android needs to be cleaned up before I can use it.
The simple fact that people are going back and forth about whether or not an app is useless pretty much justifies it's existence in general. You might hate it, but there will always be people who can't live without it. This my friends is why these stock apps exist. I have personally jail broken and used poof to hide the stuff I don't use.... On a side note if you hide an app with poof and need to get into it real quick it's still available in Spotlight....I have poof hidden but use spotlight to access it to hide other apps.
The only 2 worse things in my book about iOS currently is
1. You can't delete a single word from the user keyboard dictionary, instead you have to reset the whole thing, which is annoying.
2. You can't choose to accept, decline, or remove yourself from group iMessage chats. I know people who've been stuck in those group messages for a couple days.
1. You can't delete a single word from the user keyboard dictionary, instead you have to reset the whole thing, which is annoying.
2. You can't choose to accept, decline, or remove yourself from group iMessage chats. I know people who've been stuck in those group messages for a couple days.
Siri: I spend most of my day driving, and find Siri MASSIVELY useful.
Newsstand: Ummm... I use it for 3 magazine subscriptions.
Compass: Fair point, but it's not exactly doing any harm
I will actually agree with this one. I'm not quite sure why, since the very first iPhone, it does this. Chances are, if there is something you access that much, they have their own app anyway. I rarely visit the same website twice on my phone. Usually, I am just googling stuff I need info on real quick.
Are you talking about when you open start Safari from a blank page? Cause that happens to me. If I have a few sites open the bookmark list doesn't pop up at all.