> Geez, you're really tilting at windmills here. What makes you think if you had your choice of 100 different security products (as is the ecosystem on Windows

> Geez, you're really tilting at windmills here. What makes you think if you had your choice of 100 different security products (as is the ecosystem on Windows and Mac) that you'd be any more secure than "just" relying on Apple's security team (which is surely world-class)? Why shouldn't I have a choice? I could then depend on more than just Apple's security team. > Remember that Windows exploits abound, despite the antiviral/antirootkit ecosystem that grew up around it. Many exploits for iOS and Android, too. Seems that locking down the phone doesnt't help with that... (different security model for apps/userland does, but that's unrelated to my point) > I have an OS for you: Linux, BSD, maybe Solaris or something exotic. No, I want what works on phones now, with more user control.