I see your point, while also seeing it as a more complex situation. APIs means Microsoft gets to dictate what products exist in the first place. We know securi

I see your point, while also seeing it as a more complex situation. APIs means Microsoft gets to dictate what products exist in the first place. We know security software is a use case, but if for instance VR vendors come up with a completely different use case, will the existing APIs be enough for them ? And what recourse do they have if Microsoft either doesn't give a damn, or purposefully drags their feet for whatever reason ?