I would not consider my iPhone to be a crippled device. Just because these issues exist on a traditional computing device, does not mean we should continue tha

I would not consider my iPhone to be a crippled device. Just because these issues exist on a traditional computing device, does not mean we should continue that trend when a new type of platform exists (mobile). Plus, many of us likely have much more personal data on our phones that we ever had on our computers, especially location data for where you are all the time. This is absolutely a failure of the OS, but if you choose to accept that fine. But the issue is for those that are not in the tech community and don't realize there data is being mined when they specially chose the option to deny it.