Apple publishes 4 new videos aimed at Android users who want to switch to the iPhone

Apple has published a series of comparative advertising videos, which aim to attract Android users who want to switch to an iPhone. Although they do not mention Android, but simply your phone (your phone), it is clear to which operating system they are referring, because the market today is distributed to 99% among Android and iOS users. The first video, of only ten seconds, shows very graphically the only thing that one is in an Android ecosystem, where basically you have to do everything, and the support that Apple offers in exchange in its stores, where you can go free to explain how to configure something, install or use an App, among other classes and group tutorials where you can learn to take advantage of any Apple product.

The second video, explains that in the assembly of the iPhone waste is not thrown, since absolutely all the pieces that are not used are recycled or treated so that they do not get to contaminate the environment. It is important to note that this does not include emissions of gases into the atmosphere at the time of manufacturing those components, a problem that Apple tries to compensate by not emitting gases in other activities such as the maintenance of its data centers and the electricity produced for its offices, that comes from solar generation in its majority, although they have other sources of renewable and non-polluting electricity generation. This announcement also shows very graphically how Apple tries to take care of the environment.

The two videos that we show below, are designed to be played on smartphones, vertically. The first is about the security of the iPhone, and the second, about the ease of moving from one platform to another, one of the main obstacles that many users fear when changing platforms.