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>I guess I don't get your point, if a user wants to sideload fortnite or facebook, good for them? This will result in a few "must have" apps being side-loaded
by dnh44 5y ago
>I guess I don't get your point, if a user wants to sideload fortnite or facebook, good for them?
This will result in a few "must have" apps being side-loaded to start, and finish with people having to reinstall their phone operating systems every 6 months; to the detriment of the vast majority of users.
Do you not remember what the computers of regular people were like in the late 90's and early 2000's? I remember pretty much everyone non-technical having at least a mild malware infestation and at least one extra toolbar in their browser.
I'm quite happy that the free market created a solution that is more secure.
- novok 5y agoYou could do this with android phones for +10 years, android is ~+%80 of the smartphone market and this does not happen in practice.