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What's an example of a common use case in which Apple is anti-freedom in your opinion?

• Gaelan 9y ago
  Presumably they're talking about the App Store walled garden.
• themacguffinman 9y ago
  Web browser engines. Default apps.
  • muninn_ 9y ago
    Is it really that big of a deal for the web browser engines? What's the issue with the default apps? I believe you can now uninstall just about every one of them.
• StavrosK 9y ago
  Not being able to unlock your phone or sideload programs. I don't accept the "we know what's best for you" argument. They could have allowed jailbreaking and added huge warnings.
  • tinus_hn 9y ago
    Apple allows you to 'sideload' apps as long as you get a (free) developer account.
    • StavrosK 9y ago
      Can I just download an IPA from a website and install it on my phone if I have a developer account?
      • tinus_hn 9y ago
        Can you with jailbreaks?
        • StavrosK 9y ago
          Yes, but Apple doesn't points for those, they actively oppose them.