> Statistically they’re also a rounding error in the total mobile-using population. Understood, but that has no bearing on the point being argued. You have no

> Statistically they’re also a rounding error in the total mobile-using population. Understood, but that has no bearing on the point being argued. You have no control over Apple IOS hardware after Apple stops supporting it. The fact that there is that "rounding error" is good for everyone as it is a force against closing that ecosystem which currently exists. It matters.