When it comes to policy decisions generally, and with technology platforms specifically, all we can really ask is that a policy be coherently stated and implemented in a uniform fashion. You may dislike said policy, but at a minimum it should be legible and enforced sensibly. Take, for instance, Apple’s updated policy on allowing emulation apps on its iOS platforms. While Apple traditionally disallowed such apps in its App Store, the recent change has finally allowed for the legal use of emulator apps designed to let people play “retro” or homebrew games via emulators.