> Do people looking for a one-size-fits-all option not deserve a product in the market? They deserve secure and sensible defaults. Besides that, they're guaran

> Do people looking for a one-size-fits-all option not deserve a product in the market? They deserve secure and sensible defaults. Besides that, they're guaranteed very little in a competitive and functional market. Your inability to control your "rabbit hole" delves is not a justification to limit phone functionality or ship Teslas built with wood glue and styrofoam. You're welcome, as a customer, to patronize whichever company you prefer. But you don't reserve the right to complain when monopoly abuse is legally rectified, because your inability to manage your own interests somehow justifies broader market abuse.