Android vs Apple, advice for a co-worker

<p>You might also ask a few other questions:</p>
<p>What do her friends and family use? &nbsp;If most of them have an iPhone then she might want to give that a try. It gives her a built-in support network and more shared experiences. &nbsp;I am constantly running into issues with group messages because I’m the only Android user in my immediate circle. &nbsp;</p>
<p>Is she taking advantage of the flexibility of Android (does she use a custom launcher, icon packs, create gesture controls, run things like Tasker, etc.) or is she just using it as a camera and an app launcher. &nbsp;If it’s the latter there’s not much downside to iOS.</p>
<p>As far as needing to "get everything Apple", you’d need to ask about what other devices she uses to understand whether this is an issue. &nbsp;Unless she’s running something like Pushbullet I’m not sure that there’s any advantage to using an Android phone rather than an iPhone with a Windows PC. &nbsp;I doubt she has an Android tablet.</p>
<p>Google support for Nexus and Pixel is pretty good, but being able to walk into any Apple Store and get assistance is nice.</p>
<p>Personally I prefer Android, but in most cases I would steer the average consumer towards iPhone unless they had a clear reason not to (e.g. price sensitivity or&nbsp;a passion for tinkering).</p>
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