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Well I think I that’s the issue. If Apple loses control of the store then creating filters like this becomes much much harder.
by crazydoggers 5y ago
Well I think I that’s the issue. If Apple loses control of the store then creating filters like this becomes much much harder.
- gostsamo 5y agoI don't think so. If you like Apple's store, stick with it and you are good.
- johnnyanmac 5y ago"If Apple loses control of the store then creating filters like this becomes much much harder." WHy do people still think this is about Fortnite being on the app store? it was already on the app store. Epic doesn't want to change the app store's content submission system (Epic has their own and it disallows adult apps). They want to host their own store for fortnite players and the other 12 people to download. If the worry is about a kid installing external apps, Android already solves this. You need to explicitly opt into the choice to download 3rd party apps. Which can be hidden behind a password (like every other permission). If your kid can crack that password, they probably already did it for Safari and have access to content you don't want them to see. At that point, it's a personal problem. Not Epic's, not Apple's.