I’m not surprised.

This does not work with android. They’re talking about the vertical integration of Apple products.

You’re misunderstanding them… They’re talking about clipboard sharing between iPhone and Mac. You select some text on your phone, copy it and then you can paste that text on your Mac.

They’re not talking about copying and pasting files.

I got tired of Google/Android constantly removing functionality I was actively using. (I had specifically bought a Pixel 4a 5g because of certain features not available on other (non-pixel) android devices, only to have those features be removed or hidden deeper into the system with a new android update. Also the quick access buttons at the top of te notification slide suddenly being text only instead of icons thus taking up more space for much less buttons (we went from 8 to 6 to 4 directly accessible))

So I went to iOS, first with a second hand iPhone 7, which is still holding up. (unlike any of the android devices from the same year)

Which convinced me enough to pick up an iPhone 14 pro.

I already had an iPad (because android tablets were horrible) and I enjoyed the integration between iPhone and iPad.

I’ve actually also been looking at replacing my work laptop with a MacBook, but I’m not sure if that’s going to work for me.

First operating system was DOS 4 or 5, I think. On big 5.25” floppy disks on an 8088. Unless we’re counting whatever was running on a commodore vic20.

My first Linux distribution was Red hat Linux, somewhere around 1997, 1998 and I had a really tough time getting it installed.

I also once had a trial version of os/2 warp. Which was fun but pointless.

We don’t do assisted suicides in here.