> I guess I just like my tech stack to be as open and unrestrictive as possible. Note that this is another area where you have this user vs. developer trade of

> I guess I just like my tech stack to be as open and unrestrictive as possible. Note that this is another area where you have this user vs. developer trade off. - GPL or other copyleft licenses will put the user's rights above the developer's. - MIT or BSD-style licenses will favor the developer rights above the end user's. "open and unrestrictive as possible" is all relative depending on whether you are a user or a developer. > The argument that Apple provides more safeguards is a bit flimsy in my opinion. My point is that this is a market where people value different things. I value the safeguards Apple is putting in. I find they do a better job at it than their competition. But I fully understand that other people do not think so, or that they value other things more. What I don't particularly like is some of these people turning to the State to force Apple to do things differently.