[mycocola]

Just because many users are currently comfy in their Apple bubble does not mean that the bubble should be allowed to exist.

[jensgk]

Why not? It is our own choice. If you do not like it, buy a Nokia.

[mycocola]

I choose supporting laws that allow devices to be more open, so that those devices can better serve their users.

[smoldesu]

It is your choice, just like you don't have to use sideloading. Choices are nice.

[jensgk]

Most people dont like too many choices. And sideloading just might destroy the experience for the majority, because many big players could choose to have their own store.

[smoldesu]

Sideloading didn't destroy MacOS, Windows or Android. Unless you have evidence that iOS is somehow different, I'm going to assume that it won't destroy iOS either.

[jensgk]

Phones are different from computers, it is a different market with different requirements. Apple app store is much more succesful than Android “app store”. That is the evidens for you.

[smoldesu]

That's not evidence of anything, besides Apple's incentive to reduce user choice.