> Many mid-range android users own one simply because it’s what the company told them to buy and they “just wanted a phone” while low end android devices lack battery life.)
It's ironic that you're totally inverted here. Most of the iPhone owners I know were given one by their company. It's the corporate standard so businesses which deal in phones hand them out.
I've actually never met someone with an Android device issued through their company. Literally 100% of the corporate phone users I know use iPhone!
Either your anecdote is the exact opposite of mine, or you're trying to create a narrative here that isn't really true.
It's ironic that you're totally inverted here. Most of the iPhone owners I know were given one by their company. It's the corporate standard so businesses which deal in phones hand them out.
I've actually never met someone with an Android device issued through their company. Literally 100% of the corporate phone users I know use iPhone!
Either your anecdote is the exact opposite of mine, or you're trying to create a narrative here that isn't really true.
P.S. Apple hasn't broken 50% marketshare in many years. https://www.counterpointresearch.com/us-market-smartphone-sh...
If you count browser stats, https://www.statista.com/statistics/272664/market-share-held..., then Apple barely cracks 50% in the US.
Based on your 'cavalier' understanding of the statistics I have to assume your storytelling here is as grounded in reality as your data!