> Apple limits my choices and I like that. I like having less choices. I don't want to have to think about software security How does this conflict with other

> Apple limits my choices and I like that. I like having less choices. I don't want to have to think about software security How does this conflict with other users having a developer mode? Because you want Apple to have more unilateral authority over what other businesses are and aren't allowed to do? It sounds like you have left the domain of "what's right for the market" and headed into the realm of "what I prefer". That's fine and decent anecdata, but completely useless to regulators who's job is to save the market. If Apple is stifling innovation or competition, even for a good cause, then we must codify the goodness and end the monopoly. That's progress, arbitrary corporate grudges are not.