No, your point does not stand. You shifted goalposts, like most posters here do when they are proven wrong. Just admit your ignorance and move on.
You may not have any interest in those restrictions on communication, but you'd have an easier time getting someone to admit their ignorance.
Anyway, for years apps have been collecting user data without interference.
My point still stands. Apple can't protect users on their own platform. Keep those blinders on, I guess.
Nah, no where did that happen. It's just hard for some people to handle truths and make connections.
> NOTHING about Apple's 'curated, controlled' approach [that of having a closed source operating system] protects users
Definitely shifted goal posts.
Unrelated: you've said nothing to support this point anywhere throughout this thread.
That's not true.
The address book was an example of that.