My observation is it was every bit as glitchy and finnicky and needed weird updates, reboots, and tiny configuration updates to do every little thing exactly like a Windows PC does. The only difference is when I had trouble with a Windows PC, I knew no less than six people who worked in IT and could solve any possible problem who could help me. With the Mac, all they knew to tell me was to try google or online forums. That was my first, last, and only experience with a Mac computer. It also helps that every work computer I've ever had has been a Windows machine, so I already have the knowledge base of how to use those. If I had a Mac at home, I'd have to switch back and forth between the two ecosystems literally every day. No thank you. But I really had higher hopes the iphone wouldn't be this twitchy. I can honestly say android phones over the years have developed their glitches and irritating quirks for me, but I've never fully bricked a phone until now.