>With Apple in control, the developer faces the choice to play by Apple's rules, or lose out on the money to be made in their walled garden. >With Apple no lon

>With Apple in control, the developer faces the choice to play by Apple's rules, or lose out on the money to be made in their walled garden. >With Apple no longer in control, the user now faces the choice to play by the developer's rules, or lose out on the app. Android has proven this is not true. Google has the same policies as Apple and does allow alternative app stores. Turns out the world works in a common sense way and everything turned out fine.