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Depends on your context.<br />
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For example, if privacy is your primary concern, you certainly won't use iPhones, you'll choose something like a Google Pixel, then scrub the device clean + install GrapheneOS.<br />
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So first consideration is context...<br />
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How you'll be using your device + your level of paranoia + privacy requirements.
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Depends on your context.

For example, if privacy is your primary concern, you certainly won't use iPhones, you'll choose something like a Google Pixel, then scrub the device clean + install GrapheneOS.

So first consideration is context...

How you'll be using your device + your level of paranoia + privacy requirements.

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I reworded my question. &nbsp;I care about features, functions, specs.<br>Privacy? &nbsp;There is no privacy anymore. Hasn't been for years. maybe decades.
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I reworded my question.  I care about features, functions, specs.
Privacy?  There is no privacy anymore. Hasn't been for years. maybe decades.

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<div><div class="content wysiwyg-content fr-view"><p>I'm looking for unbiased reviews of Apple iPhones,&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>I'm thinking of upgrading to the iPhone 13 but am looking for some to-the-point, pithy and brutally honest evaluations of the 13.</p><p>Features, functions, specs, apps, etc. is what I'm interested in.</p><p><br></p><p>Can you wonderful EE members recommend some YouTube channels and blogs I can look into? So many reviews are "gee wiz" &nbsp;puff pieces.</p><p><br></p></div></div>
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I'm looking for unbiased reviews of Apple iPhones, 
I'm thinking of upgrading to the iPhone 13 but am looking for some to-the-point, pithy and brutally honest evaluations of the 13.
Features, functions, specs, apps, etc. is what I'm interested in.
Can you wonderful EE members recommend some YouTube channels and blogs I can look into? So many reviews are "gee wiz"  puff pieces.

Looking for brutally honest iPhone reviews on YouTube and/or blogs Regarding Features, functions, apps, etc.

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