iPhone: The 5 controversial features that today are loved

iPhone: The 5 controversial features that today are loved

Although they may have been received with a good deal of criticism and controversy, there are some features that have ended up being adored by iPhone and Apple fans.

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13/08/2026
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Miguel Patinha Dias

Ai wonder if the latest iPhone models can be considered uninnovative by many Apple fans and aficionados by mobile phones, there are many situations where some news can be poorly received and, over the years, be seen with more appreciation.

 

This was the case, for example, of the notch introduced by iPhone X in 2017 and that, over the years, turned out to be a well accepted feature by mobile users. Eventually, the notch eventually gave way to Dynamic Island, which is today a rather celebrated design appearance among Apple's followers.

This is just an example of decisions made by Apple that, despite having been received with a good deal of criticism and controversy, have turned out to be not only accepted but also appreciated by those who have the iPhone as an elected mobile phone.

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Miguel Patinha Dias

O bGR site highlighted this and other features introduced by certain iPhone models and by which the feeling of consumers ended up changing over the years. You can get to know 5 of these features in the list below.

The 5 features (controversies) of the iPhone that today are loved:

  • Large screens;
  • Gist navigation instead of buttons;
  • Replacement of Touch ID by facial recognition system Face ID;
  • Stall at the top of the screen and Dynamic Island;
  • Camera module with higher protrusion.

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