Also slots nicely under the "failure of an OS" category.
Legislation like this forces Apple to actually maintain a good OS lest it be riddled with malware. They seem to be doing fine on macOS they can do the same for iOS.
Craig Federighi said it himself that the level of malware on MacOS is unacceptable[0]. It's impossible to make a completely secure OS that never has bugs - it's less impossible to create a review system with rules and processes that limits the amount of user-downloaded malware to single-digit numbers.
Craig Federighi is a very powerful executive doing everything in his power to protect his company's business model. That includes lying as he did in that court. Craig uses a Mac everyday he's fine with it's security.
I'm sure his MDM-enforced gatekeeper setting is on "Apps downloaded from the App Store" and not in the default position that includes "and identified developers".
