AFAIK, Objective-C has both protected and private methods/variables. You can use both @private and @public to define the scope of variables and methods. Also, you can also use a Class extension to prevent things from being public or even change the readwrite properties of such public variables. (E.g. In your .h…

Dude, that is how the Chinese roll. I worked and interacted with them for two years and have had family dinners with guys dressed exactly like that. Haha. Part awesome part awkward.

How would one do this to their own simulators?

This could be very fun on a windy day.

Seconded.

What do you mean by "major fall for Apple"?