If this unacceptable mess is "doing it well", perhaps the whole idea is doomed and should not be attempting to do it at all.
> It comes down to an argument of trust - do you trust Apple is acting in your best interests
No. I mean really very obviously no.
Neither Microsoft. Nor Google. Why would I assume any company would act in my interests when they have clear incentives to increase their profits and control by acting counter to them?
It's great that the author loves to exist within the limits and restrictions imposed by Apple, but don't expect me to go along with your Stockholm Syndrome and belittle me for differing.
> It comes down to an argument of trust - do you trust Apple is acting in your best interests
No. I mean really very obviously no.
Neither Microsoft. Nor Google. Why would I assume any company would act in my interests when they have clear incentives to increase their profits and control by acting counter to them?
It's great that the author loves to exist within the limits and restrictions imposed by Apple, but don't expect me to go along with your Stockholm Syndrome and belittle me for differing.