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This is only possible because Apple has a "walled garden" app store and doesn't let people install stuff from outside it. The solution is simple: Publish an o
by csense 9y ago
This is only possible because Apple has a "walled garden" app store and doesn't let people install stuff from outside it. The solution is simple: Publish an official jailbreak allowing expert iPhone users to root their phones and use third-party app stores.
Then Apple's not violating Chinese law by directly providing VPN's, instead they're removing themselves from a situation where they're in a position to be capable of enforcing Chinese law. The user is free to install whatever they want on a device they've bought.
- millstone 9y agoIs this actually necessary? You can install a VPN profile on your iPhone by manually typing in the settings, without going through the App Store.
- yorwba 9y agoIf that VPN profile is limited to well-known VPN protocols, there is no possible combination of settings that gets you past the Great Firewall, a VPN app needs to add their own or it won't work.