> There's no reason for consumers to care about the business dispute developers have with Apple any more than they care about the carriage disputes between medi

> There's no reason for consumers to care about the business dispute developers have with Apple any more than they care about the carriage disputes between media and cable companies. What about the ability to run whatever I want on the device I own? And before you say that, no, the fact that you can purchase a competing alternative doesn't mean the current situation with iOS is not problematic. Having the same level of control over your device as the company that originally manufactured it and sold it to you is a consumer rights issue, not a "x has that feature and y doesn't" issue.