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I see no reason to think that making this possible would alter their ecosystem at all. It would always be a small minority of users. A small minority that devel
by darawk 9y ago
I see no reason to think that making this possible would alter their ecosystem at all. It would always be a small minority of users. A small minority that developers could always just ignore. Developers on Android don't bother to think about custom Android kernels, unless they're specifically targeting that user niche.
- improbable22 9y agoI'm not too sure what exact freedom this minority of users is after. Does granting the ability to load a custom kernel require zero engineering effort from Apple? Including doing it in a way which won't leave the door open for the FBI, and whoever else, to break in?
- darawk 9y agoIt requires substantially less engineering effort than they've put into making sure people cannot do those things.