The act of modifying a Samsung device’s user interface to resemble that of Apple’s iOS is a customization practice. This can involve changes to icons, system fonts, notification styles, and overall aesthetics to mimic the look and feel of an iPhone or iPad. Users may employ third-party launchers, icon packs, and custom themes to achieve this transformation.
Such personalization offers users the ability to experience a familiar interface on their preferred hardware. Some individuals appreciate the visual design language of iOS and seek to replicate it on their Samsung device. While not providing the exact functionality or ecosystem of iOS, it can offer a similar aesthetic experience. Historically, this desire stems from the closed ecosystem of iOS devices, prompting users to seek its design characteristics on more open platforms.