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I don't see any legislative resolve to this freedom to download your app anywhere but from the EU and China. Just like we have unlocked phones today as an opti
by 1cvmask 5y ago
I don't see any legislative resolve to this freedom to download your app anywhere but from the EU and China.
Just like we have unlocked phones today as an option, we might have to travel to Europe or China in the future to get iOS devices without app locks on it.
- zibzab 5y agoI am _absolutely_ fine with apple not allowing sideloading. Call it control, or security or whatever, I am fine with it. What I _dont_ accept is a single company automatically getting 30% from every other business in the world. And I belive this is really what Tim is trying to defend, he is just using sideloading and security arguments to muddy the waters.
- perfopt 5y agoPreventing side loading allows a single company to get 30% of sales. If side loading were allowed users could purchase apps from any source they trust and make a conscious choice to install purchased apps.