Right idea wrong arguments - Apple has always hated their users having experiences they could not control. So the open web is indeed a threat for them especiall

Right idea wrong arguments - Apple has always hated their users having experiences they could not control. So the open web is indeed a threat for them especially with browsers (sadly slowly) turning into universal runtimes it could threaten their iOS model and they are pushing OsX into that direction too. So in the long run expect as much tightening as they can get away with on the browser front. "Think of the security" is the new "Think of the children". But apple maps don't have a reason to be web site - there is google maps that they could not match, so they are forced to go a different route.