John Gruber

having your digital life in the Apple ecosystem, your information, your personal information in Apple Notes, your email in Apple Mail.

Safari is your browser.

Whereas if they don't let third parties have access to that, it's going to push people to say, hey, I want ChatGPT running all of this for me.

I'm just gonna use what ChatGPT tells me to say.

Or I'm gonna go the Google route and put everything in Google Calendar, Google Keep, all the Google products, not the Apple products.

Right, because it's going to start looking clunky compared to other platforms that have a more native, this is the way it's meant to be.

And the other thing about that, too, is it's all the Mac, right?

Because the Mac is Apple's open platform where something like that can happen, where OpenClaw is possible.

And as convoluted as it is that OpenClaw is driving

iMessage by taking screenshots and then analyzing it as an image to figure out what to do.

As clever as that is, that's only possible on the Mac, and at least I would guess

85, 90%, probably around 90% of Apple users don't have a Mac, right?

They just have an iPhone and or an iPhone and an iPad.

And so if, you know, for it really to, for the Apple, overall Apple user base to move forward as this world becomes the normal world of computing and not the cutting edge world of computing, it's gotta work on the iPhone.

And there's no way to do that without Apple's help.

We don't know.

And that is way up.

That's a great question because I would put it easily top three or four on my list of things that I'm most interested in for the WWDC keynote.

What is their answer to this?

Including, is this one of those things where...