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> All the arguments that preventing sideloading protects users still apply, and haven't actually been addressed in this article. I'd say the main argument of t
by Talanes 5y ago
> All the arguments that preventing sideloading protects users still apply, and haven't actually been addressed in this article.
I'd say the main argument of the article is that the situation with the App Store in actual reality is so far from ideal that arguments about what happens in an ideal situation are irrelevant.
- howinteresting 5y agoAnd I'd go further and say that the ideal state is unachievable by any centralized entity, no matter how much energy, money or time it spends on the problem. Therefore we must embrace decentralized discovery and safety, and we're deluding ourselves otherwise.