No, I didn't mean it at all. I was thinking of my mother-in-law, who I'm very grateful uses an iPhone.
Highly technical people may choose an information appliance as well, and that's fine! All the more reason for such a thing to exist.
Consider the impact on living standards for a person [0] who is capable of transferring money without understanding the consequences, ex a child or a demented person.
[0] https://www.npr.org/2023/01/30/1152448758/an-older-persons-m...
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by yencabulator on Wednesday February 15, 2023 @05:42PM
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Except Apple's walled garden doesn't protect you from financial scams.
Apple is more like a television manufacturer that only lets you watch Disney+. The extent to which they protect their walled garden is not for the benefit of the consumer.
I am not sure if you are trying to come off as snobby, but that's how this reads.
This 'class of users' is in many cases very technical people who just don't want their phone to be anything other than an appliance. It's quite common to love tinkering with things, while not wanting to tinker with everything.