Considering security updates, do you think iOS has advantage in speed? Apple’s usually to roll out security updates to all supported iPhones —often for five or six years— nearly instantly, including critical zero-day fixes, which can be deployed overnight. In comparison, while Pixel devices get immediate updates(but it's only available in a handful of countries), Android devices from other manufacturers depend on their update schedules, which can be slow and inconsistent and often ends after about three or four years. Even with top players like Samsung, there are week delays, especially for non-flagship or older models. In your view, does the pace and longevity of Apple’s security updates tip the balance in their favor, or am I just being biased?