They've painted themselves a bit into a corner on this one because there are a lot of apps in the app store now that make very specific assumptions about the be

They've painted themselves a bit into a corner on this one because there are a lot of apps in the app store now that make very specific assumptions about the behavior of the stock keyboard that would break if they started allowing third party keyboards. It's a pity too because the primitive stock keyboard is easily my #1 frustration as an iOS device user. Once you've gotten used to something like SwiftKey or Swype on Android it's hard not to get angry at Apple when you're forced to go back to their 2007 keyboard. How is this putting the user first?