> I can `kill -9` whatever the hell I want on my Mac. Note that the Mac is way more open than the iPhone (or iPad, which is funny considering how some chips ar

> I can `kill -9` whatever the hell I want on my Mac. Note that the Mac is way more open than the iPhone (or iPad, which is funny considering how some chips are shared between Mac & iPad), specifically to preserve (some) of the kind of control people expect from their Mac. That's why you can run Asahi Linux on Macs, but not iPads. So you & GP may be talking past each other, them grousing over the locked-down nature of the iPhone, while you celebrate the control of your Mac.