- Android phones are now protected with multi-layered security.
- The cameras of Android phones are now giving competition to the iPhone.
- Android phones are available in different price ranges.
- Prices of premium Android phones are even higher than iPhones.
Android Myths: There are many such misconceptions related to the Android ecosystem, which people are believing to be true. Some of these started many years ago, when Android was just beginning to establish itself. Due to comparison with Apple, some such things also stuck in the minds of people, which may have been true at one time, but now after changing times, they have completely changed. Like Android, Apple also faced some difficulties in the initial years, but the misconceptions related to the Android system still persist in the minds of people. Let us know some such misconceptions and the truth behind them.
Myth- Android phones are not secure
People often believe that Android phones are not secure and have less security features than Apple phones. This was true for the initial years, but now things have changed. Now multi-layered security is available on Android also. Along with app-level, users also get system-level protection, which ensures that after crossing one layer, the other layer will provide protection. In such a situation, to say that Android phones are not safe is not completely correct.
Myth- Android phone cameras are not strong
Now it is not so. Be it Google Pixel or Samsung Galaxy, there are many companies which are now offering camera setups that compete with the iPhone. After the arrival of AI, image processing on Android phones has also improved, due to which the difference between iPhone and Android has reduced. However, in the Android ecosystem, different companies launch phones with different prices and features. In such a situation, comparison of a low priced phone with an expensive iPhone is not completely appropriate.
Myth- Android phones are cheap
Classifying Android phones is a bit difficult. Unlike Apple, there are options available for every segment from entry-level to premium budget. If we do price comparison, Apple’s cheapest iPhone is currently priced at around Rs 65,000, whereas the price of Android phones starts between Rs 10,000-15,000. Apart from this, in the last few years, Samsung, Oppo, Google and other Android phone companies have also started bringing premium phones, whose prices are higher than iPhone and people are also liking them very much.
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