These things allow iOS to remain relatively secure for end-users while Android continues to be a wasteland of exploits. I'd argue I want my phone to be as secu

These things allow iOS to remain relatively secure for end-users while Android continues to be a wasteland of exploits. I'd argue I want my phone to be as secure as possible, more so than my laptop, since it is my authenticator for most of my services. Most end users are satisfied with their iOS devices and don't try and use it as a ssh machine or toolkit. They install Candy Crush and some Google apps at most.