Of course: they are trying to set the narrative on this. They are trying to make the argument that Safari is like the other "operating system apps" that they do

Of course: they are trying to set the narrative on this. They are trying to make the argument that Safari is like the other "operating system apps" that they don't allow you to change. I don't like that they're doing it, but it's less about answering the questions and more about framing it as though they aren't engaging in anti-competitive practices.