
Moving on to the central screen, we encounter the essential aspect of device navigation.
Next up is the management and arrangement of applications on the main screen.

3. Security Features
The security features of Android help restrict third-party apps' access to the phone system unless users grant public access permissions and accept each request. Despite the availability of various antivirus software for Android, there are limitations to deep scanning the system for threats. Consequently, users may face risks such as loss of funds through unwanted messages and advertisements. On the contrary, IOS boasts a security feature preventing unauthorized access to users' personal information by setting a password to ensure safety. It automatically encrypts and safeguards users' emails and applications. Additionally, iOS includes the Find My iPhone feature, enabling users to locate their lost devices. Anyone attempting to disable or reactivate it requires the user's Apple ID and password.


5. Third-Party Applications
Operating on Android, devices utilize third-party applications available on Google Play and other app stores. These applications undergo filtration to match user devices, enabling users to browse, download, and update apps distributed by Google Play. On the other hand, iOS employs its own AppStore with approximately 500,000 iOS apps, boasting 15 billion downloads through iTunes accounts on Apple devices.
