Once again, the EU does something right for it's citizens in the face of exploitative practices.

I would love not to, but there is not a single human-sized (as in can be operated by human hand) android phone on the market that is also not a slow budget ohone. Now there is no iphone either, but the last minis should last a while.

As a long time iOS user, I used a Pixel with Graphene for a whole year.

Android has so many rough edges, and the Pixel hardware is still a few years behind the iPhone. I switched back.

I miss syncthing and being able to install the apps that I want, but my phone is too important a device for rough edges.

Currently, iOS is a substandard platform for software freedom. While it has done a fairly decent job implementing a good user interface, it comes at the cost of freedom on mobile devices, leaving users and developers to the capricious whims of a single company. When that company decides to break encryption for any external group, is eventually hacked, or other myriad of other single single failure node situations occur, the collateral damage is massive.