> My parents, children, and friends who have iPhones have the same benefits. Your parents are consenting adults. What makes you think your parents don't deserv

> My parents, children, and friends who have iPhones have the same benefits. Your parents are consenting adults. What makes you think your parents don't deserve to be trusted to use an app they want to use? As for children, just don't give out your Apple ID password. Children under 13 are not allowed to create accounts. > I have not yet had to help one of them get malware off of their iOS devices. This is a completely different issue. Apps can still be sand-boxed for security. > Why did you buy an option that doesn't have the features you want, and now you want to take away a feature many of us like? You have nothing to lose here. I really don't understand why you're still calling this a feature.