> asking everyone to take on that responsibility just because I'd like more freedom, isn't as good as you think it is. That's news to me. I haven't yet told my

> asking everyone to take on that responsibility just because I'd like more freedom, isn't as good as you think it is. That's news to me. I haven't yet told my mom how to enable developer settings on her Android device, but apparently she's at risk because an optional setting exists on her phone. While we're at it, let's remove all the potential scam-vectors on iOS. Like you said, it's just not good to ask people to accept the responsibility for more freedom. First we have to remove the App Store, to prevent stuff like fake LastPass apps from being accidentally installed on your phone. Next we have to remove SMS and calling capabilities - both are hot-spots for social engineering attacks, and cannot be trusted without direct supervision. Gotta axe Safari too, can't have people randomly sharing information over the internet without exposing them to risk. Apple Music too, can you imagine how dangerous it is letting your child use a platform filled with expletives and free speech? Soon enough we'll have it, the perfect phone. It's featureset? Oh, I though we were designing jewelry.