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> And apps that don’t fit those use cases - what are they doing with your device? What I, the owner of my device, have directed them to do. Apple's approach m
by zeveb 8y ago
> And apps that don’t fit those use cases - what are they doing with your device?
What I, the owner of my device, have directed them to do.
Apple's approach makes easy things difficult (because one must use their APIs) and difficult things impossible (because Apple have decided that purchasers of their devices shouldn't be permitted to do things Apple wishes them not to do).
I want a general-purpose computer that I own & control in my pocket, not some stripped-down communicator owned & control by someone else.
- fixermark 8y agoYou've definitely made the case that you don't want an iOS device. ... the market appears to be making the case that you are not the average consumer, but that's an independent variable.
- AnthonyMouse 8y agoThe market has consistently been choosing Android phones in higher volumes than iPhones for years.