Microsoft got in trouble for having double standards in their locks, not for having locks at all. The complaints I see for Apple generally revolve around not l

Microsoft got in trouble for having double standards in their locks, not for having locks at all. The complaints I see for Apple generally revolve around not letting normal programs run. Also the way they crippled their firewall settings and gave certain processes a special bypass. But honestly that's pretty beside the issue here. Programs should be able to interact with icons, but it needs to be sandboxed.