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can you imagine the same argument but on a computer? you buy a macbook and now you can't install ANY software that is not on the macOS appstore. oh! and you ca
by fernandotakai 6y ago
can you imagine the same argument but on a computer?
you buy a macbook and now you can't install ANY software that is not on the macOS appstore. oh! and you can't install a different OS.
would you accept that? what's the difference?
- __d 6y agoThe vast majority of people purchasing an iPhone know the rules. If you don't like them, don't buy one. Buy a Librem5, or a PinePhone, or whatever. It's a free market, after all.
- NorwegianDude 6y agoIf you think most people with an iPhone knows anything at all about Apple's app store policy and limitations then you're in need of a reality check.
- ntsplnkv2 6y agoThis is a slippery slope argument. I don't get mad at Casio because I can't hack the circuit board and change the time easily to 24hr - I buy a watch that supports it. This is a free market solvable problem. The issue is people like the app store. The ones mad about this are software companies - because they want more money for themselves. The use of the consumer is just appeal to emotion - but it's really about Epic ripping off another kid for vbucks and getting more money.