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I suspect that Enterprise IT would prefer Sandboxing - prevents users from downloading malware. What do you get without the sandbox?
by musesum 11y ago
I suspect that Enterprise IT would prefer Sandboxing - prevents users from downloading malware.
What do you get without the sandbox?
- ThomPete 11y agoPossibilities to properly innovate on the platform. There is a reason why iPad is not doing well and I don't believe it's solved by turning it into a sketchpad. Sandboxing control could come with the enterprise license that way everyone is happy.
- chillacy 11y agoNot really apple's way it seems. But I'm not sure that the ipad is doing poorly... despite all its many restrictions, it's extremely popular with schools and companies. I still remember when iphones weren't allowed on corp networks but people kept on using them anyways till IT had to support it. Things have come a long way in 5 years
- ThomPete 11y agoThe iPad is not doing well I don't think thats controversial.
- chillacy 11y agoHeh, the fact that you can make a statement like that means I don't really want to argue with you over it. In reality there are many metrics to what "doing well" can mean, surely you could anticipate that I could bring one of those out, then you'd counter, then we'd discuss which metrics are important, we'd disagree, and nothing would change.