I agree with you that it's not necessarily productive or feasible for iPhone users to abandon Apple entirely and switch to another platform. Everyone has different preferences when it comes to technology, and there are valid reasons why someone might prefer the Apple ecosystem.

However, I also think that pushing for greater user choice is crucial in this context. As consumers, we should have the freedom to customize our devices as we see fit, install whatever software we want, and use our devices in a way that best suits our needs.

It's encouraging to see people advocating for more open systems from tech giants like Apple. By continuing to push at their boundaries and demand greater transparency and accountability from these companies, we can help create a better future where technology serves the people rather than vice versa.

Ultimately though like you said earlier user preference plays an essential role in choosing what device they want; still every company must make efforts towards better customer satisfaction by listening closely before implementing policies affecting them.