Apple Wants Android Users To Switch To iPhone: Here’s Why

Apple has been targeting Android on a number of occasions lately, thus escalating an age-old competition that will never see a winner. 

If there is a legislative side, which sees the apple house on the barricades to defend its position against the third-party app stores on which the various legislators push, a vehicle in his opinion for malware as happens for the green robot, there is it is also – and above all – a commercial side, with the recent launch of the new iPhone 14.

And what better time to start insinuating into the minds of current Android users that perhaps Apple’s garden is a better, greener place than their current backyard? Hence, the Cupertino house has launched a video, directly on its YouTube channel usually reserved for Keynote announcements, to show all the answers to those who want to switch to iPhone, without missing the opportunity to throw a few digs.

According to Apple, the most searched questions by Android users before switching to iPhone are seven, and they will be the ones that will be answered to on the new iPhone 14. Those questions include;

If I switch to iPhone, will it be easy to transfer my contacts, photos and messages?

Can I trade in my Android smartphone?

Will it hold up over time?

Will it be reliable?

Will it get the latest updates?

How will my personal information be protected?

Will I get support from Apple?

As you can see, many of these questions are not just about practical information on how to transfer your data, but also how much better an iPhone is than its Android counterpart, obviously treading the age-old issue of updates. 

Recall that Apple in September had already presented its new iPhones along with many other products. The iPhone 14 lineup is as follows:

iPhone 14

iPhone 14 Plus

iPhone 14 Pro

iPhone 14 Pro Max