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Yes. It's quite similar to what stops people from simply moving to a new city to escape a local monopoly.
by teacup50 10y ago
Yes. It's quite similar to what stops people from simply moving to a new city to escape a local monopoly.
- zepto 10y agoWhat are you talking about? Android phones are sold everywhere that iPhones are sold.
- teacup50 10y agoDo they run your purchased iOS software? Play your purchased iTunes movies locked with Fairplay DRM? Read your purchased iBooks? Read your personal documents, passwords, and data locked into iCloud? Synchronize with your other Apple iCloud-only devices? At some point, product tying results in lock-in far more costly to escape than, say, a video game console with platform-only titles.
- zepto 10y agoThis is standard practice and applies to Android too.
- Bombthecat 10y agoYou can't read Google books on ios? TiL