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While you're not wrong, I think it's a fallacy to say that just because people break the rules doesn't mean we should not make rules. Lots of people get speedin
by clay_the_ripper 7y ago
While you're not wrong, I think it's a fallacy to say that just because people break the rules doesn't mean we should not make rules. Lots of people get speeding tickets, that doesn't mean we should abolish speed limits.
Companies break rules, they get caught, the rules get changed and improved and hopefully things tend to get better (in theory).
- scarface74 7y agoI agree with making rules. But since developers as a whole can’t be trusted and there are technical ways that Apple can enforce to ensure that the rules aren’t broken (in most cases), I think they should. Apple’s priorities have long been known: 1. Apple 2. Users . . . . 3. Developers