Edit: I just checked and amazingly, yes. Unless you have a mac from a specific time with specific software to maybe help you out. If it's a song available on itunes you might be able to buy it as a ringtone but if it's something like your own recording, and you don't have a mac, basically go die in a ditch. Embarrassing.
I had a custom ring tone on my first iPhone, and probably the Android after that. Since then, it’s never been worth the effort. I’m rarely in a situation where I need to hear my phone ring.
So how to actually prove that they do care and protects user privacy instead of just use the word to make their ads more appearing?
I think it's also reasonable to trust Apple to actually implement the security and privacy features they claim to, because those features are a part of their product, which means their incentives are clearly aligned, and there is some professional auditing being done.
I think it's even more reasonable to have a relative preference for Apple products, when compared to Google products, because Google's incentives are clearly perversely aligned against user privacy.
Even so, the fact that AOSP can be readily audited by literally anyone does create a more provable reason to trust devices running Android. This does, unfortunately, have some serious limitations, like the fact that most Android devices can only run whatever closed-source AOSP fork the manufacturer flashes on it, and Android is considered generally incomplete without the closed-source Google Play store and its associated apps.
Siri works mostly on-device and any queries are anonymised. This is one of the reasons why it's not as good as Google's Assistant. Assistant on the other hand is 100% cloud-based, but has been moving more to on-device.
Same with Apple Maps, they cut any fetched route to multiple legs and fetch each individually so they won't accidentally know where you are going. All suggestions on possible destinations are based on on-device ML. Google's version just happily uploads every place you've ever been to the cloud and uses that to calculate possible destinations.
How have you found the switch? Still enjoy riding as much? I had to sell my One Wheel because I moved and the new area the roads were too annoying to cruise on. I've been considering it since the bigger wheels might make it easier to ride on the rougher roads.
It definitely doesn't feel as cool, though, and doesn't start conversations.
I have been considering the EUC as an alternative.