Quit whining about Apple and just stop using them
"Whining" is an overly prejudicial word choice for this title. These are legitimate issues people have with what Apple is doing, not mere whining.<p>This echoes the "if you don't like it so much then just leave instead of speaking up" dismissal that is so commonly used as a lampshade for suppressing dissent. Not sure if that's the intent here but that's what it comes off as.<p>And this point from the article needs to be strongly rebutted:<p>> I don’t know, it seems silly to me to cry about monopolies. The solution is obvious. Stop making apps for iOS. Sure, you’re going to take a huge hit without access to those consumers [...]<p>This guy doesn't understand what monopolies are and how they work.  The whole point is that there are no other alternatives, so you literally cannot "just stop using them".  "Just stop patronizing the monopoly" is not a strategy that has ever been successful.  The monopoly needs to be <i>broken up</i>.