In the modern world, smartphones are the closest to mankind, at least when it comes to tech-enabled devices. When classified broadly, there are two types of smartphone users – Android and iPhone, and both teams have had their fair share of arguments for demeaning the other. Also, smartphones are now an integral part of the driving exercise. In fact, mobile phones can now use their artificial intelligence to judge the driving behavior of different drivers, and to harness this skill, a study shows that Android phone users are more likely to use iPhones than those who use iPhones. I am better.
A recent report published by Jerry – a smartphone car insurance comparison firm – claims that Android smartphone users tend to be better drivers than those who use iPhones. Jerry has collected and analyzed data from over 20,000 drivers covering over 13 million kilometers, and interestingly, drivers with Android smartphones fared better than those using an iPhone device.
The report said, “Jerry analyzed data collected from 20,000 drivers driving 13 million kilometers over a period of 14 days. The data generated an overall driving score as well as acceleration, speed, braking, turning and turning. generated sub-scores for distraction.We then grouped the results based on smartphone operating system and different demographic characteristics.
The report shows that older drivers have a lower risk appetite than older drivers. Furthermore, it concluded that iPhone users are more attracted to luxury and less consistent, however, Android phone users have little temptation to break the rules.
By the way, according to the Indian Motor Vehicle Act, in India, using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited. Failure to comply with the law can result in heavy fines or even jail. Nevertheless, the use of Bluetooth-based head units is allowed in cars.