&gt;<i>That the ability to disable SIP will always be available, forever, even though Apple has incentives to continue making their products more an &quot;applicance&quot; and less a &quot;computer&quot;. I already said there are hardware features in new CPUs that are specifically designed to make that impossible. (see previous [5])
</i> That SIP will continue, forever into the future, to protect only those hidden directories.
* That Apple always knows what is better for the user, and won&#x27;t exploit that power.*<p>All the assumptions he&#x27;s making are about what ACTUALLY happens, today.<p>All your assumptions are about uncertain future events and &quot;what ifs&quot;.<p>Who do you think makes make sense?