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Nah, that would provide too much freedom to ios users. :^)
by NTripleOne 10y ago
Nah, that would provide too much freedom to ios users. :^)
- sjwright 10y agoAnd too much freedom to malware authors.
- pawadu 10y agoBecause it allows you to install apps outside the official market? Using the same analogy would you consider OSX full of malware?
- NTripleOne 10y agoGiven how apple treats ios users, I'm genuinely surprised they haven't turned osx into much of the same kind of walled garden - especially after this whole macbook pro debacle, what with apple showing how much they care about their professional clientele.
- pawadu 10y agoBelieve me, they tried. There was a minor riot among developers and many decided to stay out of the App Store (not for any ideals mind you, but because of limitations of the store sandbox)