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Agreed completely on the duress PIN and other easily implemented software features that would prove they actually take security as seriously as their ads claim. I'd also love to see the Home on iPod (now iPhone) that was rumored ages ago come back in the form of allowing me to "dock" my iPhone with any Mac or compatible KVM setup (connectable via USB-C) and have MacOS on the go, no laptop needed. The Neo proves it's possible, and it's something only Apple could pull off well, because they've got the largest number of phones out there with sufficiently powerful chips.
 
Agreed completely on the duress PIN and other easily implemented software features that would prove they actually take security as seriously as their ads claim. I'd also love to see the Home on iPod (now iPhone) that was rumored ages ago come back in the form of allowing me to "dock" my iPhone with any Mac or compatible KVM setup (connectable via USB-C) and have MacOS on the go, no laptop needed. The Neo proves it's possible, and it's something only Apple could pull off well, because they've got the largest number of phones out there with sufficiently powerful chips.
I can see some limited utility for hooking your iPhone up to a random screen that's lying about just because, to run a couple of apps in larger windows, with some light multitasking for a minute, but switching to macOS is not it. How do you propose switching between iOS and macOS, on the fly?
 
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