@ackermann424: The “iPhone vs. Android” debate first started in 2007, when Apple and Google released phones with their own operating systems, each becoming a major upgrade from the flip phones that came before them. Because Google CEO Eric Schmidt sat on Apple’s board of directors while Google was secretly developing Android, Steve Jobs viewed the touchscreen operating system as a stolen product. Jobs eventually pushed Schmidt off Apple’s board, launched a multibillion-dollar legal campaign, and started “de-Googling” Apple products by introducing Apple Maps and removing YouTube as a preinstalled app. While Apple kept its software closed off, Google made Android open source and available on phones at all price points, contributing to the stigma that Android was simply a “cheaper” alternative to Apple’s premium products. The debate has kept consumers fighting for nearly two decades and continues today, as Apple reportedly plans to release a foldable iPhone, something Android users have had for years. In the end, it really comes down to aesthetic preference. #fypシ #goviral

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