I disagree. The existence of a walled garden to opt into is a meaningful choice. As long as other choices exist, the existence of a walled garden limits nobodie

I disagree. The existence of a walled garden to opt into is a meaningful choice. As long as other choices exist, the existence of a walled garden limits nobodies choice. Based on some other comments in the thread I'll add that it would be even better from a choice perspective if Apple offered two configurations of iPhone, one where sideloading was available via a software toggle and one with hardware that cannot run unsigned code. Ultimately though, an approximation of this choice is available by substituting some Android device for the first option.