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Are you also feel safer that Apple decides what apps you are allowed to run? For example, in China, iOS users aren't allowed to run Signal or Protonmail apps.
by Andrew_nenakhov 5y ago
Are you also feel safer that Apple decides what apps you are allowed to run? For example, in China, iOS users aren't allowed to run Signal or Protonmail apps.
Did it occur to you that if a user is not the final authority who decides which apps should run on the device, he is not really owning the device, but merely leasing it, under some strict terms?
- dymk 5y agoThis isn’t really a concern for me, no
- Andrew_nenakhov 5y ago"When they came for Communists, I wasn't concerned, because I'm not a Communist."
- dymk 5y agoTake it up with the CCP
- weyland108 5y agoIt’s not really a concern tbh. Appstore hasn’t been draconian in that sense. It’s a fair argument that they can do that if they wish but there is no incentive to become that. Quite the opposite actually.
- Andrew_nenakhov 5y agoIt is not a concern for you, but only because you lack imagination and foresight.