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If it does, then, yeah I would much rather have the closed, app reviewed store than the open one. I wouldn't object to a stronger review process for the Androi
by orangecat 16y ago
If it does, then, yeah I would much rather have the closed, app reviewed store than the open one.
I wouldn't object to a stronger review process for the Android market, specifically because Android allows the option of installing apps from outside the market.
Getting a virus on my computer somehow doesn't seem as bad as getting a 'virus' on my phone.
That seems to be the general feeling, but it doesn't make a lot of sense. Your computer is at least as likely to have sensitive information on it as your phone, and is more likely to have stuff like business and financial information. I'd really like somebody to ask Apple "since it's so important to remove any possibility of malware, how can you justify continuing to allow Macs to run software from any random source"?