> Exactly, you should let other people decide what they do with their phones. So then people who want to install whatever app store on their iPhone should be a

> Exactly, you should let other people decide what they do with their phones. So then people who want to install whatever app store on their iPhone should be allowed to do so. And those who disagree can not do that. > The majority of Apple users chose phones for the tightly curated, easy to navigate Apple ecosystem Once again. If you want that, few people would be opposed to a "lock down" button that turns your phone into an "apple ecosystem only" phone. But other people should be able to install whatever they want and their own iPhone. > If you want an open ecosystem get an Android phone already, Or, instead of that, people should be allowed to do whatever they want with their phones, including their own iPhones. You can have your lockdown button if you want, and most governments would be fine with that. But other people should be allowed to do what they want with their own iPhone, including installing other app stores. Thats not going to satify you, because what you actually want to do is control other people's iPhones. I don't want to control your phone. Lock it down, all you want. Apple can even include a helpful lockdown feature and it would be with everyone else. Just let other people do what they want with their own iPhones. > don't try to dictate what other people are allowed to buy. You would be the one dictating what other people do with their phones. I am perfectly fine with you having a locked down iPhone as long as it is possible for other people, who are not you, to have a not locked down iPhone. See the difference?