that gonzalez rogers cited in ordering apple to provide links to alternative ways to pay outside its app store apple lawyer mark perry will get the chance to make the final arguments giving him an opportunity to tailor a presentation aimed at answering some of the questions that the judges may ask the lawyers preceding him much of what perry says is likely to echo the successful case that apple presented in the lower court during his testimony in lower court cook argued that forcing apple to allow alternative payment systems would weaken the security and privacy controls prized by consumers who buy iphones instead of devices running on googles android software that scenario would create a toxic kind of mess cook warned on the witness stand even as he railed against apples ironclad grip on the app store sweeney acknowledged he owns an iphone himself partly because of its security and privacy features