We won’t know until real choices are given. So demanding to know beforehand feels needlessly antagonistic.

>So demanding to know beforehand feels needlessly antagonistic.

I said it was an open question and the company was betting on peoples stated preferences being identical to their revealed ones.

I never "demanded" anything. I just said that the articles you posted were irrelevant to the question, as physical buttons and large displays can exist at the same time.

You're very skeptical in your phrasing though. Surely allowing a choice shouldn't engender this much skepticism.

Not my articles.

Was I? I just said that those were open questions.