>assuming you can get a jailbroken iPhone. And the security tradeoffs therein. >But I’m sure you’ve not used an iPhone enough to realize that. Was that ad ho

>assuming you can get a jailbroken iPhone. And the security tradeoffs therein. >But I’m sure you’ve not used an iPhone enough to realize that. Was that ad hominem necessary? I've used iOS devices regularly w/o Jailbreak since 2010 until last year. I've spent several thousand dollars personally and my business money on Apple products. My comment was purely regarding the technical nature of the OS and was not directed against any brand. I know people are religious about brands, but private businesses don't deserve such dedication and I feel it's unhealthy overall.