They do affect me - non-technical members of my family are on iPhones and I’m glad they can’t install malware by accident. More generally, I don’t believe I no

They do affect me - non-technical members of my family are on iPhones and I’m glad they can’t install malware by accident. More generally, I don’t believe I nor anyone else should mandate anything about a private software company’s product roadmap (least of all spiteful bureaucrats obsessed with targeting American technology companies). The precedent this sets is absurd. The market already provides a solution outside of arbitrary coercion: we all have the freedom to purchase other products.