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I don't understand how that's any different than Google? China has a country-wide firewall too so, even if you have an Android phone, there's no way to get arou
by dkonofalski 6y ago
I don't understand how that's any different than Google? China has a country-wide firewall too so, even if you have an Android phone, there's no way to get around that without breaking the law.
Also, what happens on a Mac has no bearing on what happens on the iPhone even if I made an analogy using the Mac. I need that type of access on my Mac. If they ever remove that, I'll need to find another option. That's not the case with the iPhone so your point is moot.
- Andrew_nenakhov 6y ago> I don't understand how that's any different than Google? With Android, at least you can sideload the apps, and firewalls can be circumvented fairly easily. As for laws, well, not all laws are to be obeyed.
- dkonofalski 6y agoAnd on an iPhone, you can jailbreak and install apps too. At least in that case, you need technical knowledge and a willful understanding that you're voiding any kind of support. Tell that to the people living in China.