I hear you but it’s not that simple. All of those things can easily be explained.I agree with your points and I very much hope you're right.
But this is after all the company that got rid of the headphone jack and, with a straight face, sold a MacBook with a single USB-C port that was also the only way to charge the battery. This is also the company that for several years put one of the worst keyboards in recent memory into its flagship laptops. I would not at all put it past them to sell a sealed glass slab and say "deal with it" to anyone who wants to plug their phone into anything else.
iPhone has some unsolved issues with losing the port. CarPlay depends on it, and will for the foreseeable future. Wireless development barely works, and wireless syncing is the same. The only way to recover from those issues is to plug it in. And speaking of recovery, there is no such thing as wireless rescue/restore/recovery.