I’m not disputing the right to do whatever you want with your phone. My comment was specifically targeting the fact that jail breaking somehow encourages peopl

I’m not disputing the right to do whatever you want with your phone. My comment was specifically targeting the fact that jail breaking somehow encourages people to develop means of circumventing the security of devices. This is when this becomes dangerous - suddenly it has the potential to hurt unsuspecting users. Saying that the responsibility is with Apple (or Google) to make this possible feels like a straw man argument - their job is to earn money (no illusions there) and keep users safe, even if it means making it harder to tinker (which also helps them earn money)