> users having more control over the technology they depend on. Bit of a chicken/egg problem there isn't it? I bought the iOS device and depend on it being as

> users having more control over the technology they depend on. Bit of a chicken/egg problem there isn't it? I bought the iOS device and depend on it being as locked down as it is—that's why I bought it. I wasn't force to choose an iOS device for any reason. If I depended on more openness I could have gone with an Android or other device. Do I depend on having a phone? Yes. Does it matter which one? No—the choice is there.