Ok about this argument, but this have nothing to do with Android but the phone brand. If Samsung don't want to push update it's their fault and not the fault of Android to provide a open system. It's still why I don't have found any argument that "IPhone are the solution".

Yup, that's about the only way in which iOS has an advantage though. There's no good privacy protection software on iOS, no way to block known bad hosts, etc. Go get an Android device with XPrivacy and AdAway, it's seriously the only tolerable way to use a phone these days. While the ability to add these things isn't default, it also isn't actively persecuted like on iOS.

The amount of information every app you install wants to harvest is ridiculous, on iOS they can do this unchecked, even if you'd rather they not, on Android if you're willing to do a bit of work, you can have near complete control.

Maybe not quite as much control as that feeling of hitting Ctrl+D for the first time after installing SoftICE, but... pretty damn good. :)

You could have stopped that sentence after "get security updates."