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Samsung are not losing market share to apple, your view is skewed, Samsung are losing market share to other android makers, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Honor, Xiaomi, same ecosystem is much easier to switch to.
Very few people overall will make the jump from Android to IOS and vice versa.
Apples market will usually mostly grow from new user activations, not taking them away from existing android users although there will of course be users that jump ship.
The problem is that in markets where Samsung is most prevalent, there is no competition other then Apple who produce phones in exactly the same lacklustre innovation type of way.
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Samsung are not losing market share to apple, your view is skewed, Samsung are losing market share to other android makers, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Honor, Xiaomi, same ecosystem is much easier to switch to.
Very few people overall will make the jump from Android to IOS and vice versa.
Apples market will usually mostly grow from new user activations, not taking them away from existing android users although there will of course be users that jump ship.
The problem is that in markets where Samsung is most prevalent, there is no competition other then Apple who produce phones in exactly the same lacklustre innovation type of way.