....because I am about to after owning one for one-hour.

With my Android phone, I have NEVER had to enter an address in the Google Play store to get free Apps.
Now Apple needs that for my Apple ID. Well, that's going to be rather diffficult Dave, because I am not entering it. So no Apps for me.
I am told that the interface and customer experience is intuitive.Yes, if you are genetically engineered to comprehend the meaning of Mac glyphs that cover the various pages and homescreens.
"But they are so beautifully designed"
......except any case you by for the Air won't fit, because it's too thin and slips around like a supermodel in a fatsuit.And not a smart supermodel either, more like a bevvied-up Kate Moss.

What a pseudo-hipster bill of goods the Mac Daddies have sold Generation X , Y and Z.

Even the camera is better on a Galaxy 6.

A sunny day wasted with this overated toaster-oven of a computer......

rant over.
thanks.

Requiring a password for free apps is an option in the settings.

Apart from that, you don't really have seem to have done any research.

Considering iPads are available to play with in almost any half decent store, I would always recommend that you test a product out before buying.

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Life is too short

Wow, you have a short attention span, don't you.

I always struggle with Android devices because I don't use them very often. That doesn't mean that Android is crap; it's just I need to learn it better. Same with iOS.

It also sounds like you bought the wrong case, or bought a really cheap and nasty one. Whose fault is that?