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Sad news, honestly wish more states would or even countries would do something along the lines of this bill. It's not apples phone after they sell. The user sh
by anfilt 6y ago
Sad news, honestly wish more states would or even countries would do something along the lines of this bill.
It's not apples phone after they sell. The user should be able to side load and use it as they see fit. Even if that means installing an other app store.
The payment processing not sure if that would be needed if users were not locked out of their own hardware. Just install the app directly or an other app store that is not as strict with payment processing.
- colejohnson66 6y agoThe problem is that you’re right: it’s not Apple’s phone. If you want, you can jailbreak. Apple has no obligation to help you void your warranty (same as cars and every other device). If you want to argue that them not being obliged to help is unfair, why are we singling out Apple here? Have a Right to Repair law instead.
- juanani 6y agoWe are singling out Apple here because the point the OP pasted has to do with Apple's walled garden and not allowing payments from browsers since they couldn't collect the ransom. Right to repair would be great, I am sure Apple has spent millions lobbying against it. Why do you think Apple shouldn't be singled out?