It's just imessage. If imessage falls, so will the iPhone. The courts don't take stuff like "social compliance" into account when evaluating something like the

It's just imessage. If imessage falls, so will the iPhone. The courts don't take stuff like "social compliance" into account when evaluating something like the iPhone, so it all looks rosy. In reality, it's incredibly difficult to be a social young person in the US without an iPhone. Which naturally spreads to families becoming "iPhone families". All of it just comes down to messaging though.