Ahaha. Apple only changes stuff when they can jump on a bandwagon to make money. First privacy/security, which they didn't give a crap about until they realise

Ahaha. Apple only changes stuff when they can jump on a bandwagon to make money. First privacy/security, which they didn't give a crap about until they realised it was marketable. Now right to repair, which they also didn't give a crap about and often went out of their way to prevent. Suddenly public awareness has increased and it's not become a marketable feature. So not surprising that Apple has jumped on it.