@ScottHelme

“Security” is the usual excuse.

See, for example, the EUDI Wallet app. It requires a certified proprietary device, for “security” reasons. Even though the credentials it stores are yours and no one else's, it will not run on, for example, a device running /e/OS. Because it's not “secure”.

Obviously there's some ulterior motive at work, but what exactly that is, I don't know. All I know is what the public-facing excuse is, and that it's obviously false.

@rzeta0