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I consider that argument irrelevant. I shouldn't have to justify the apps that I want to use to you or my phones manufacturer, just know that there are (or mayb
by nathankunicki 8y ago
I consider that argument irrelevant. I shouldn't have to justify the apps that I want to use to you or my phones manufacturer, just know that there are (or maybe) other apps that I wish to install, that Apple (or you) may not necessarily approve of.
When I pay $1,000+ on a phone, I don't want its usefulness to be restricted to what Apple says I can do with it.
- dkonofalski 8y ago>When I pay $1,000+ on a phone, I don't want its usefulness to be restricted to what Apple says I can do with it. Then don't buy an iPhone. It's not like you're paying that much money and then Apple is switching the phone out after you've paid. You're buying the device with the knowledge that it operates within Apple's walled garden before you ever take possession of it.