Everything about it is.

Also in the process of helping my dad with his phone, 76 and my grandmother 99. Maybe this works better with Apple, but the biggest problem on Android is, that it feels like every update shuffles everything around. Allmost no point in explaining, that they can solve some things on their own.

And all the time new things on the screen, new features they don't understand, need nor asked for.

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xboxnolifes an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Im young and I dont even bother learning how to use my Android phone's new features since it feels like everything moves or changes all the time. there's no point trying to get familiar with most of the features.

	▲	Synthetic7346 8 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That's because most people at Google use iPhones as their primary phones, they hardly know or care about the UX
	▲	monknomo 24 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		if any android pms or execs read this comment, it should be like a slap in the face. a scathing indictment of the state of their product. just hang their heads in shame and walk into the sea

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UltraSane an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Apple does seem to have one of the best and most secure passkey implementations.

	▲	RHSeeger 4 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		A little snarky, but... It _is_ true that it's more secure when even the people that the passkey was created for can't use it.