This is less an issue of banding together behind Apple's decision, and more about retaining moral and intellectual control of their software. If the government

This is less an issue of banding together behind Apple's decision, and more about retaining moral and intellectual control of their software. If the government can get a warrant to force you to ship a patch, regardless of the scope, you are giving the government control over every aspect of how you write code, and the next logical step is a CALEA style requirements that ensures that your build process has lawful code injection capabilities. I can't even begin to say how awful that would be for the entire industry.