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You are not getting the point. I am fine with apple removing any app it doesn't like from their app store, as long as you can sideload an app to iphones (like

You are not getting the point. I am fine with apple removing any app it doesn't like from their app store, as long as you can sideload an app to iphones (like you can do with Android). The fact that you can't sideload, it makes it worrying as one exec has all the power on what you do with your phone.

dragonwriter 6y ago
> You are not getting the point No, I'm disagreeing with your point. > I am fine with apple removing any app it doesn't like from their app store, as long as you can sideload an app to iphones (like you can do with Android). Sure, I have the same preference, which is why in my household there are 7 actively used Android devices and zero iOS devices. People with different preferences purchase Apple devices. > The fact that you can't sideload, it makes it worrying as one exec has all the power on what you do with your phone. If you choose to give them that power over your phone with your purchasing decisions.