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People shouldn't be tricked into paying for an app reports the IOS battery health since it's already available in settings. This is a net positive for users.
by google234123 6y ago
People shouldn't be tricked into paying for an app reports the IOS battery health since it's already available in settings. This is a net positive for users.
- swiley 6y agoUsers also shouldn’t be tricked into paying for the python interpreter, but the one apple recommends and integrates into their apps costs $10.
- jamesgeck0 6y agoAre you talking about Pythonista? It's a whole IDE with GUI designer that includes a bunch of custom libraries for iOS functionality. It's not just an interpreter, and it's not even the top App Store search result for "Python". It is the best Python app on iOS by a wide margin though, which is how it made one of Apple's "featured" lists on the App Store. Apple doesn't integrate Pythonista into their apps, as far as I know.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoBut-but freedom of choice! Free market!