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Apple has always, since time immemorial, blocked apps that duplicated functionality of the core OS. Yes they make exceptions, but building a "better" web browse
by FussyZeus 9y ago
Apple has always, since time immemorial, blocked apps that duplicated functionality of the core OS. Yes they make exceptions, but building a "better" web browser for iOS was a bad business choice, regardless of how long or well you skirted the rules.
You made your bed. Sleep in it.
- scarface74 9y agoApple has not blocked apps that duplicate core functionality for years. There are plenty of alternatives apps for: 1. Podcasts 2. music 3. Mail 4. Maps 5. Movie 6. Ebook reading 7. Notes 8. Calendar 9. Messaging 10. Photos 11. Cloud storage.