Holy taking the goalposts and running with them Batman. > Apple is even doing it with file transfers. *On an iPhone* there's no way to select a default file sa

Holy taking the goalposts and running with them Batman. > Apple is even doing it with file transfers. *On an iPhone* there's no way to select a default file save location; it always starts in your iCloud folder, and third party file sync tools are third class citizens. We’re not talking about iOS here, we’re talking about macOS. The bit about Samba is nonsense. It just works and always has. If you’re going into the command line to turn on file sharing you’re quite literally doing it wrong. Yes it’s harder to run any random binary or delete an important system file, but that’s probably a good thing. Computers these days are people’s entire lives and therefore have to be reliable and resistant to user carelessness and external maliciousness. You can still run totallynotavirus.app or delete Finder if you want, but it rightly makes you work for it.