The worrying part is that apple's act was voluntary. They get to not do this, and if developers and service providers enact the evil bit check that's your probl

The worrying part is that apple's act was voluntary. They get to not do this, and if developers and service providers enact the evil bit check that's your problem. It's like all the majors have this failure mode: judge jury and executioner all in one with limited recourse because trade regulation hasn't caught up with the complexities of smart devices with sub identities, and a spares process, and evil bits. Or services with only robot helplines and a black mark function. Locked out of your life, your income streams, your IPR, whatever.