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Originally Posted by olderTechnology
Nobody mentioned that Android, like Windows, becomes slower and slower every month you use it. iOS products tend to run at the same speed as when you bought them. Long time owner of both.
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Not true for any particular install of Windows or Android unless you are installing junk. OTOH Apple deliberately slowed older iOS with an update to encourage people to upgrade. They claimed it was to help the battery. I've replaced the cell in a Sony older than than iPhone 4 and I use it as outdoor phone and media player. Don't use browser or Internet apps on it. My latest phone in contrast now never leaves the house as it has the number for 2FA, so I can't afford to have it lost or stolen.