To my mind, iOS security is where it needs to be for that device. I respect your opinion, but we&#x27;re not going to agree on that. I&#x27;ve considered your argument and I don&#x27;t see anything that changes the fundamental &quot;so don&#x27;t buy an iOS device, they do not have a monopoly and there are other fish in the sea&quot;. For my part, I&#x27;ll keep buying them because I follow a similar philosophy that security changes are preeminent and should be allowed to break and constrain other software.<p>Thing is, if I believed the Mac was going to be ratcheted down to iOS levels of paternalistic control, I would be upset too. My conclusion is it&#x27;ll never happen. I don&#x27;t think they&#x27;ll ever break their general purpose computer. If they did, you&#x27;d see a massive exodus of former Mac users looking for a new UNIX desktop. Maybe a big enough exodus to finally make The Year of the UNIX desktop happen. :)