It's not free software, so what's the point of being disappointed that an organization, whose sole purpose is getting the world to favor free software over clos

It's not free software, so what's the point of being disappointed that an organization, whose sole purpose is getting the world to favor free software over closed source, is going to be against it? It's like being disappointed that businesses look to make money, or homeless shelters look to help the homeless. It's their purpose. > given iOS is one of the hardest targets from a security perspective with a comprehensive guide on techniques used [1] and offers an excellent overall user experience. Cool, but none of that matters for the purpose of the FSF. That's not the reason for their existence.