Yeah, flamebait much.
Anyway, Ill actually respond to the article.
You don't agree with it, you barely read it. You care nothing for the freedom of choice is more important than the guarentee of high quality debate that it raises. You wish to hack on Apple for any reason possible.
Now, I don't have an Iphone, but if I did, I would not want to download any programs that introduce critical security flaws, that would be bad. Because the apps are closed source, I myself cannot scan them for security flaws. But Apple can. Thank you apple for protecting me. Now, if Apple finds that an application has a security flaw, they'll want to keep this flaw quiet while they fix it. Hence the non disclosure statements.
Learn a little about technology before you criticise one of the most successful technology companies on the planet.
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