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No it is not that obvious and that's my whole point. The real goal of their app store is not user convenience, security or safety, it's to be able to fully con
by boudin 5y ago
No it is not that obvious and that's my whole point.
The real goal of their app store is not user convenience, security or safety, it's to be able to fully control what the user can and cannot do.
They created the perfect environment to enforce this kind of decision, because that's what their real goal is, this kind of news shows it.
They need to remove all freedom from their users, to feel safe as a business in any kind of market.
If Apple had integrity, they would allow to install apps outside of the store and other stores. This way they could still be within the limits of governments while not putting their own customers in bad situations, but they are fighting really hard against it.
- mrtksn 5y agoI think it's obvious. You can tell that by Apple not being a criminal organisation.
- boudin 5y agoI'm talking about integrity, not criminality though. They could have rolled out an update allowing users to install apps outside of the store instead of just removing the app from the store for example.