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I ended up switching to Garmin to get away from the smart watch features, and I got addicted to closing all 3 rings each day, to the point where I would lower the targets to reach em. I find not having the rings, but a simple steps target and a weekly intensity target much healthier.

I switch back and forth, but usually get frustrated either at the iPhone's keyboard, the in ability to swipe away notifications when they arrive or how difficult it is to cast to our smart speakers (we went with google nest as I couldn't find a good homekit enabled video doorbell at the time). with android it's just easier, and Garmin's work properly in terms of being able to reply to messages etc. also battery. Having said all that I have a pixel watch 4 on preorder.
Set the Garmin steps count to average. It will drive you mad. 😂
 
Android has been rich in QoL and customization for as long as I can remember… but to call it amazing for the ability to hide things, from a significant other?? I’d be more concerned about the lack of trust and transparency in your relationships than a new phone, but to each his own 🤷‍♂️
 
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Android has been rich in QoL and customization for as long as I can remember… but to call it amazing for the ability to hide things, from a significant other?? I’d be more concerned about the lack of trust and transparency in your relationships than a new phone, but to each his own 🤷‍♂️
If you read this thread....and that is all you got from it then you missed it all.....

But agree with you on hiding things from your partner......not the best relationship advice.
 
If you read this thread....and that is all you got from it then you missed it all.....

But agree with you on hiding things from your partner......not the best relationship advice.
I’m replying to the first post specifically, the rest of the thread is run of the mill android features that are often discussed here. It seems as though hiding content is OP’s headlining feature.
 
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