> I don’t understand the arguments that claim Apple needs to rule the device with an iron fist. Yes. And it's easy to think that for a single issue like this i

> I don’t understand the arguments that claim Apple needs to rule the device with an iron fist. Yes. And it's easy to think that for a single issue like this it's a minor problem. Just don't buy Apple products. But there's a larger issue. > in 10 years we’ll all have cars with a half dozen subscriptions forced on us Right. I want to opt out of that. I also want to opt out of the corporate oversight of my property or tools in general. And while we're at it, I want to opt out of the inflationary debt driven monetary policy. And I want to opt out of vehicle-centric neighbourhood planning. Also proxy wars propagated by my government. The list goes on. And there's a burden to all of this that I'm not sure how to deal with. Happily embrace the illusion of choice, I guess? I don't use Apple products, never have.