I think it's great that Confederate symbols are being removed from government and commercial situations, but somehow it's different for Apple; they have too muc

I think it's great that Confederate symbols are being removed from government and commercial situations, but somehow it's different for Apple; they have too much power over what their users see and read (though I suppose the users can access whatever websites they want). Mobile apps and games are a significant social medium, and should include political expression. As a weak analogy, though I'm glad various governments may get rid of the flag, I'd very strongly oppose the government banning private citizens from owning them. While what Apple says about privacy is admirable, end-user control is still a serious problem.