>I'm not forcing you to side-load apps, And no one is forcing you to buy an iPhone. Why don't you buy Android if you want to do all that stuff? This is turning

>I'm not forcing you to side-load apps, And no one is forcing you to buy an iPhone. Why don't you buy Android if you want to do all that stuff? This is turning something that should be a gradient into a zero-sum. Features like side load dot not make existing features stop working. Allowing other browsers doesn't make iPhone just not work. > they just want something that works. The reason people are interested in side loading apps and opening up iOS is there are quite a few people like me that drop $1000 on an iPhone, and it does not just work for me when it really should work better than a $100 Android. The only difference seems to be anti-me features that protect Apple's monopoly on the app store.