Android vs IOS

[viridis]

Let's keep it banter only.
Rules are:
1 you must post with your answer of Android or iPhone and then list 1(one) reason why.
2. There can only be 1(one) reply to each answer.

I'll start.

Android, because the advancement and embracing of new technologies is unrivalled on android.

[Anonymous]

iOS over Android because Apple don't allow any Network Bloatware on their iPhones / iPads ,and also don't allow the Networks to govern when firmware is released or what's in it. 

[MI5]

Android because it's so easy to remove all the bloatware that you don't want (The bloatware that develops revenue which in turn keeps the cost lower too).

[Anonymous]

And to remove o2's loaded up Bloatware you have to ?

[viridis]

Delete it.

[MI5]

Settings >Application Manager >Remove or Uninstall

[Anonymous]

That's nice and easy to remove Bloatware.

Does that allow easy access to firmware updates when released if it was purchased from o2 , like it is easy with iPhones bought from O2 ?

[viridis]

You're duplicating a point you have already made and no one has argued or questioned.

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to clarify the point that's all.

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[MI5]

As you are aware (if you've ever listened ;)) firmware updates are CSC or build number (depending on OE) dependent and changing bloatware or even ROM's (no root required) will not effect that

[Bambino]

Android, because you're free to buy your phone from different phone manufacturers offering much more variety and freedom of choice. If you want IOS it has to be an iPhone or nothing.