The problem for me was switching anyone to any app. All of my friends and family live on the other side of the world from me. And when I was on Android it was a pain in the ass to contact people. Andy doesn’t have Facebook so we can’t use messenger, and I can’t make an international call to him to try to convince him to download an app for me. Betty has Facebook but no messenger, and is too technologically retarded to notice the difference, so I talk to Betty once every 6 months when she decides to check her messages on her computer. So when you get a handful of people like these, it’s impossible to contact them and you start falling out of your friends lives despite trying to switch everyone to different apps time and time again. I switched to Android last week, and now I just iMessage everyone who has it, Facebook the few who don’t, and ignore that one or two friends still aren’t contactable.

The last iPhone I had was an iPhone 4. Once I switched to Android I never wanted to come back to apple products. But my wife switched phones, and I took her old iPhone 6. There’s quite a few things I can’t stand about it, but iMessage is so good that I don’t think I’ll switch back to Android