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How many smartphone users want to use interrupts, tinker with firmware settings, hack the port, and so on? Exactly.
by slver 5y ago
How many smartphone users want to use interrupts, tinker with firmware settings, hack the port, and so on?
Exactly.
- RedShift1 5y agoThe two things are not mutually exclusive. We can have hardware and software that's open to tinker with but still come ready to use out of the box.
- slver 5y agoApple's job doesn't end when you open the box. Unless you want a rootkit installed when you charge your phone with a public charger, it needs to be locked down. These restrictions are made for security and stability. If the average user doesn't need them, then don't enable them. Simple logic.