> In order for it to be a choice it is necessary for both alternatives to be available. Fair, and ideally both options would exist. But an Android phone is a c

> In order for it to be a choice it is necessary for both alternatives to be available. Fair, and ideally both options would exist. But an Android phone is a close approximation of an unlocked iPhone, while there is no other close approximation of a locked iPhone. Pushing the security stance of iPhone to align more closely with Android is a homogenization of the landscape and a reduction in the diversity of options.