Turning My Android Into An iPhone

Hello my fellow nerds :wave:

I've decided to do something questionable and regrettable! I've turned my Android into an iPhone!

Why would I do that you ask? For science of course!

this was a bad idea

But let's get to the real question, how did I manage to achieve this goal?

Simple:

SEVERAL SHADY APPLICATIONS WHICH ARE PROBABLY TRACKING WHAT I TYPE AS WE SPEAK.

Let's begin!

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For the home screen, I decided to use this application:

I'm not gonna lie, this is the first iOS launcher I've seen come close to actually being OK. It actually works, and it works well, its not glitchy, and it actually feels IOSey.

Home Screen: :heavy_check_mark:

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To get control center, I decided on this application:

It works pretty well, although I recommend you turn on the transparency option in settings, it'll make it blend in more. When you turn on the transparency it says its going to track what's on your screen, but I'm sure its nothing to worry about. And of course, the little toggles actually work, which is the main purpose of the application, it'd be dumb if they didn't.

Control Center: :heavy_check_mark:

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Getting an IOS style keyboard was pretty simple, but I did have to two applications to get it:

One is the keyboard itself, the other is a theme for the keyboard. For what it is. The keyboard works good. I'm actually typing this blog using it. Adn i havnft had aby issurs.

Keyboard: :heavy_check_mark:

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For the lock screen I found this application:

It works good, it's worth mentioning that you should turn off your default lock screen for it to work like an actual lock screen. But it does have all your notifications and even groups them like in iOS 12. The flashlight and camera toggles also work and there's even a built in control center!

Lock Screen: :heavy_check_mark:

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And, for that final iOS touch, the notifications. I decided on this app for notifications:

It actually works really good. My only complaint is that you get notified about EVERYTHING. For instance, if the song changes in Spotify, a notification will appear about it, even if you're in the application, it will still send it. But other than that, it works good.

Notifications: :heavy_check_mark:

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And that's how I turned my Android into an iPhone! I hope you all enjoyed! And , do not try this at home! It could potentially destroy the universe. Anyway, if you'll excuse me, I have to delete all these applications and factory reset my phone!