I'll totally concede all of this. And it bolsters my actual point, which is that: >>>>> Since day one security and safety have been the most important feature

I'll totally concede all of this. And it bolsters my actual point, which is that: >>>>> Since day one security and safety have been the most important feature for iPhone, and the biggest reason consumers select it. Is incorrect, because safety and security were not the major selling points. The person who said that is incorrect. Nowhere am I saying that the iPhone was unsafe or insecure, but that it definitely wasn't seem as a "more secure" option and it definitely wasn't the "most important feature" and "biggest reason consumers selected it" from "day one". This comment of your and the prior ones make it pretty obvious you understand this, so I'm not sure what you're trying to argue anymore. Are iPhones often chosen now for for safety and security? Yes, although I still wouldn't say it's the most important feature or the biggest reason people choose it. It definitely wasn't that when it first launched though.