> but sales of iOS and Android devices seem to be pretty healthy to me. Doesn't mean they aren't bad. You are trying; please don't be a walking logical fallacy

> but sales of iOS and Android devices seem to be pretty healthy to me. Doesn't mean they aren't bad. You are trying; please don't be a walking logical fallacy. E.g. Windows's security story isn't admirable, to say the least, even though sales are healthy as well and have been historically. Sales doesn't indicate informed consent. Consumers buy what WE peddle them. Some people managed to push them invasive tech and I'm sure many would prefer other options if they could have them and were informed of them. But between iOS and Android there is little choice. Still doesn't mean that because people were pushed to badly designed software on phones that this is excuse good enough to push it on PCs.