When your use to using a Android would be wrong to switch to a iPhone and would be hard to learn how to use a iPhone?

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I switched just recently. The iPhone is really pretty similar to the Android, if all you're doing is calling, receiving calls, texting, taking photos and so-on. The settings arrangement is a little weird on the iPhone (each app has an item in the Settings menu, for example, instead of changing an app's settings from the app itself), and the physical "home button" is a little annoying (unless you need that fingerprint security), but I don't see any real advantage or disadvantage to either OS. A couple of weeks learning curve and I was using the iPhone just as well as the Android.

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- DancesWithWolves
  
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Moving Violation

Very easy I did it about 6 months ago! Feb.08.2022

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Murzy

All Apple products are very intuitive and easy to use.

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