i guess it dosent like how you spelled none

The best time to replace a phone battery is when the health goes below 80%, whenever that is.

I missed the bottom row of buttons back when I switched a few years ago. The left side swipe is nice and all but it doesn't replace the dedicated gesture.

That said I find gestures smoother on iPhone overall. Fwiw I use a Pixel 3a as my Android device and while it runs just fine even now the gestures feel like they require more drastic actions.

What is your battery %?

No. If anything it should make your phone less slow (once you’re past the initial data migration point at least) by relocating photos and files that are taking up space in your internal storage to the cloud.

I guess 4 years and then 3 years is a safer bet as the phone's new the first 4 years and would work better and can survive that long, the next 3 years will be when the phone is nearing its end of support cycle and probably starting to get slower with old hardware

You can just say «they» :)

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Yes. I don’t use mag safe charging but I’ve watched reviews where they test and say the magnets are strong.

It’s normal to do don’t worry about it :)

Are they actually Apple users though. I had this issue when a family member switched to Android for a while (now back on iPhone thankfully). It saw that they had an Apple account and no matter what I did kept trying to send messages using iMessage instead of SMS so none of my messages made it to them but theirs came through to me. They had to do something on their old iPhone to fix it.

I’m guessing the MagEZ is MagSafe compatible? I had a Pitaka (I think) carbon fiber bumper for my last Apple Watch. I liked it

Does anyone know how long EE take to deliver iPhones (specifically the 14 Pro) in the UK? I ordered last night but when I go to the order checker it just says sorry we can’t show your order details right now…

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switched from the 21u and i still miss it 😢

My S23U (6.8" screen) is easier to manage one handed than the iPhone 13 Pro (6.1" screen) which preceded it, and the sole reason is the universal back gesture.

OP is also stating that gesture is difficult due to how wide the screen is. You can swiped from the right side of the screen on an Android phone to go back and only move your thumb .25" to make it happen. The iphone has to go from the left and move roughly 1/3 of the way across the screen to complete the process.

in some apps when swiping left to right, camera gets opened lmao if app contains camera in left side.

iphone is pure nightmare

Same, I’ve this activated, I also live in a area with poor coverage of one network but it’s good else where but it never switches automatically

Yes! I really miss that too.

A lot of apps you can do a back swipe from the left side of the screen. I think my only complaint with iPhone is that it’s a guessing game on which apps it works on and which doesn’t

Before I had to recently redo some accessories, due to a temporarily botched router upgrade, mine had finally gotten to be pretty reliable at guessing what I wanted. But it took a while and I only have about ten accessories. For example I consistently got the “Let the Dogs out” scene around sunset and sunrise. (It controls several lights.) And it had figured out I tend to turn on the carport light when I take the trash out the night before pickup.

It would be nice if we could use is as a literal favorites list, and add more or fewer tiles as needed.

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I did the same switch as you two weeks ago after a lifetime on Galaxy phones. For the life of me I don't understand how there is no back button on iPhones (which is not only a back button but also a cancel button).

Unfortunately we just need to get used to it... There are many that iPhones do better but I am surprised to see how many basic things I am missing compared with Android.

I absolutely do not regret my switch though!

As for you adding card problem, I can't help, I didn't have any issue when switching from Google wallet to Apple Pay.

Good luck!

You don’t.

It seems some of the other replies are trying to tell you how to change the general control center tiles, but the ones you outlined are determined by iOS when you enable the “Home Controls” for the control center. You get what Siri thinks you might want or nothing (aside from the other shortcut Home tile if you enable that instead).

They’re chosen by the system and seem to correspond roughly to Home app “favorites” and whichever ones iOS thinks you’re likely to want based on time of day and location.

And yes, it doesn’t seem to do a consistently great job picking the right ones. Although it’s better or worse depending on how many accessories you have and gradually gets better over time as iOS/Siri learns your routines.

Unfortunately it doesn’t actually act as a user set and expandable favorites list, which would probably be a more useful implementation overall.