> OK, this is not going to be a popular opinion but this is terrible, harsh and condescending language. Whereas I think it's refreshingly clear and honest, unb

> OK, this is not going to be a popular opinion but this is terrible, harsh and condescending language. Whereas I think it's refreshingly clear and honest, unbound by the artificial construct of committee-approved PR-speak. > I don't own any apple product and never will because I cannot imagine buying a device where I cannot install my own software without purchasing Apple laptops. Each to their own. I'm a developer and I consider my personal phone an appliance, not a hacking station. Even if I didn't own any other Apple devices, I'd still have an iPhone. (And considering Apple laptops have among the best build quality, considering they ship with an OS with an open UNIX core, and are competitively priced, I couldn't be happier with them.)