I categorically agree that this idea of restricting what software should be run based upon someone else's whim is wrong, as a moral wrong. It ought not to be t

I categorically agree that this idea of restricting what software should be run based upon someone else's whim is wrong, as a moral wrong. It ought not to be that Apple can tell you what you can do with your iP\, or MS with your W8 phone. Or, for that matter, present chilling effects on actually using your computer to its fullest extent. E.g., "Don't use this open source app, it didn't Get Trusted". That's a racket! An iP\ is a computer, and it ought to be considered to have all the freedoms that PCs have had for thirty years.