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Okay, I used to be an iOS user, I'm not rich, and blowing $99 per year to sign apps is a lot of money for something that should be free. What if I'm just a norm
by binomialxenon 8y ago
Okay, I used to be an iOS user, I'm not rich, and blowing $99 per year to sign apps is a lot of money for something that should be free. What if I'm just a normal techie who wants to use software that Apple doesn't like? Sure, bury sideloading in the settings or make it only able to be activated from a computer, but charging that much money for the privilege of loading software is ridiculous.
- sbuk 8y ago> ...for something that should be free What reason should it be for?
- binomialxenon 8y agoThe reason that my devices belong to me.
- sbuk 8y agoThe devices do, the software doesn’t.
- binomialxenon 8y agoAnd that's why I'm no longer an iOS user.
- RKearney 8y agoYou can sign and run apps on your own device for free now. You no longer have to pay $99.
- mmebane 8y agoYou can, but you have to reinstall them once a week, AFAIK.