Well, I want decentralized peer-to-peer networks and the ability to pay for things using currencies like Monero and Zcash; only, to build the tools that make that world happen, I can't only build apps and platforms that only work for half the potential users: the network effects simply don't work like that :/. And yet, Apple insists that, for their own good, all push notifications for users must go through their servers--requiring apps to always have centralized backends, which they currently often outsource to Google or Amazon, further centralizing all data collection--and all payments for all products everywhere by anyone must be made with centralized credit cards through Apple's payment processor. I mean, this is the same company that implemented a feature that causes your computer to phone home to Apple every time you run a program, which they also claim is for your own good? Even the entire setup of their centralized App Store makes them a tool of oppressive governments to do further surveillance on their population, providing centralized chokepoints--ones that only exist because of Apple: Android phones that are marketed to these same regions do not have these issues, proving Apple's excuses are lies--to ban applications such a scam VPNs. The whole situation is ridiculous: centralized systems are inherently anti-private, if not in the short term then in the long term as their incentives wear out.