I'm not arguing against whitelisting/curation. I'm arguing against forbidding your users to install anything that's not on the whitelist. I find it really shoc

I'm not arguing against whitelisting/curation. I'm arguing against forbidding your users to install anything that's not on the whitelist. I find it really shocking that "it is ok for a single entity to decide which software you can run on a device you own, with no accountability whatsoever", is now apparently a mainstream opinion on a tech forum. And more disturbingly, you make your case by arguing against the very notion of broadly-available general-purpose computing.