> If consumers prefer to use a more locked down platform, then so be it. There is nothing wrong with a consumer being allowed to choose to keep their own phone

> If consumers prefer to use a more locked down platform, then so be it. There is nothing wrong with a consumer being allowed to choose to keep their own phone locked down. Thats not the problem. The problem is when you go to a consumer and tell them that they aren't allowed to open up their own property, in an easy way. You can keep your phone locked down. Just give other people the choice to also open up their own phone, easily, if they choose to do so.