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Sure, my guess is that Apple hasn't done so simply because they haven't got the time/resources/patience. It's not like Apple is making _any_ money from somethin
by nanairo 16y ago
Sure, my guess is that Apple hasn't done so simply because they haven't got the time/resources/patience. It's not like Apple is making _any_ money from something like Stock!
But if you remove it from the phone then those people who are using it are going to get pissed. So in order for the improvement to be seamless to the user, it needs first to move Stock to the App store, then to remove Stocks (and other apps) from the OS, and then finally redownload the application... all in one system update. Not hard for someone with the money of Apple, but hardly worth the trouble (for now, I imagine once the pace of development slows down things may change).
Edit: minor grammatical changes
- powrtoch 16y agoIf you would read a bit closer, my suggestion was simply that users be allowed to delete those apps if they so desire.
- nanairo 16y agoOk. And what happens if they then want them again? Stuff from the store can be re-downloaded. Hence why I either Apple will change them into store app (in the way I described, for example), or they won't remove them. I am not saying I agree with them... just a polite guess from their history. (Edit: grammar and the last paragraph)