No because if I stopped talking to someone it is for a reason

I use an iPhone 12 because:

• longevity. Between software updates and an over powered phone cpu I know it will last. Android phones in general barely get security updates.

• Simplicity. I used to root and install ROMs on my android phone. I used to jailbreak iPhones. I’m done with that now. I do enough technical work at work I don’t want to have to mess with my phone.

• Security. Ties into updates somewhat, but how often do you hear about iOS malware? It is usually big news when you do.

iPhone 12, wanted something that would be supported for a long time and with prompt security updates. Also have an iPad and Apple Watch so the integration is nice. On the desktop though I run Kubuntu which would integrate better with Android.