If all they were doing was not supporting third party clients or failing to provide an API, I would agree with you. However, from the article: > ...they are im

If all they were doing was not supporting third party clients or failing to provide an API, I would agree with you. However, from the article: > ...they are implementing byzantine security to actually prevent 3rd party apps from accessing the same functionality that their Android native app is capable of or their new mobile site is able to access. There's a big difference between failing to support and actively creating obstacles to use. Seems like Apple and Google are both equally guilty of this, to the detriment of end users.