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bah. more hoops to jump through. hey , here is another idea... how about an iphone api that 3rd party apps can call/write to, perhaps an internal message queue
by siculars 18y ago
bah. more hoops to jump through.
hey , here is another idea... how about an iphone api that 3rd party apps can call/write to, perhaps an internal message queue, that would schedule outgoing requests. kind of what apple is doing but in reverse.
- evgen 18y agoPerhaps something like this will appear, but expect it to be a very slowly processed queue and one which the user can control. To be completely honest, once I stop using your GPS-powered-social-network du jour app I really don't want you knowing where I am. Apple's system currently gives app developers the ability to pass along notifications but by making the data flow a one-way street from the dev to the phone I remain in control of the phone and its data, not some dev I don't trust.