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I'm against the walled gardens of Apple, Google, Amazon etc. too, I'm just saying that if you want to launch an app for which it is especially important that as
by rob74 6y ago
I'm against the walled gardens of Apple, Google, Amazon etc. too, I'm just saying that if you want to launch an app for which it is especially important that as many people as possible should be able to use it, you have to think pragmatically...
- pdehaye2 6y agoThe point is that you shouldn't mislead the population in claiming this app is open source when it actually isn't. Some consequential parts of the protocol are implemented as a black box.