Yeah, if looked at in the larger context of them booting iOS apps from the app store that don't pay the 30% Apple tax for any in app payment - it's clear where

Yeah, if looked at in the larger context of them booting iOS apps from the app store that don't pay the 30% Apple tax for any in app payment - it's clear where they're going. It's just a boil the frog slowly strategy of making every major OS update more restrictive and trying to placate (with amazing hardware) those who complain. Personally I drew the line at Catalina, and I think an order of magnitude more will draw the line at Big Sur.