> And don't install the Meta store or the Adobe store or the Amazon store or whatever. Correct, yes. That is the same advice that you are trying to tell other

> And don't install the Meta store or the Adobe store or the Amazon store or whatever. Correct, yes. That is the same advice that you are trying to tell other people. "if you don't like it, just go buy something else", basically. So yes, take your own advice and only install the app store that you prefer. If that doesn't satisfy you, then you would have to admit that none of this is about choice, instead it would be about you wanting to force companies or other users to do what you want in your own way. You can't have this both ways here. Every single time you throw around arguments like "go buy a different thing", that same exact line of thinking can be thrown back at you, to tell you to just not install the app stores that you don't like. Pick one. This argument either is bad, or it can be thrown back at you when you use it. You can't use that argument and then run away when its thrown back at you. > As a consumer, my wife chose iOS because it currently offers a tightly integrated experience that doesn't get in her way. They can still have that. Just don't install those other app stores. Thats your advice that you throw around. So follow it.