That involves forcing Apple to design their software to do what they don’t want it to do.
Why not just buy the product that does?
I know the answer to that, since you have given it earlier.
It’s because you want Apple’s nice products, and have chosen that over the desire for an open ecosystem.
Nobody is stopping you from having the freedom you want. In fact many companies provide it.
This has nothing to do with rights at all.
It’s just that Apple makes nicer things and you want to force them to meet your needs because the products that do aren’t as nice.
That involves forcing Apple to design their software to do what they don’t want it to do.
Why not just buy the product that does?
I know the answer to that, since you have given it earlier.
It’s because you want Apple’s nice products, and have chosen that over the desire for an open ecosystem.
Nobody is stopping you from having the freedom you want. In fact many companies provide it.
This has nothing to do with rights at all.
It’s just that Apple makes nicer things and you want to force them to meet your needs because the products that do aren’t as nice.