> I am not looking forward to how this will degrade the user experience in favor of "choice" for User, when in reality its choice for the developers and Users h

> I am not looking forward to how this will degrade the user experience in favor of "choice" for User, when in reality its choice for the developers and Users have to follow. That's an interesting point. I can see Apple figuring this out as well and choosing this model, precisely to annoy users and degrade the user experience. If users complain they can shrug and say "Well EU asked for it and we complied. Talk to your representatives, I guess..." I've seen this strategy in politics, when a party goes through some effort to subtly sabotage initiatives and projects promoted by their opponents only to later say "look, how badly they failed".