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I agree that Apple locks cannot really work, but I don't agree that "adversarial interoperability is in decline". You can still buy third party ink for locked printers. New hacks still exist for the stuff which was hackable 20 years ago.
What the article ignores is that the economics of hacking printers are vastly different to the economics of hacking iPhones. There is so much more money involved that competent hackers are hired (by Apple, state surveillance or the mafia).