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They don't need to worry as much about 'locking them down' cause they're basically there already by default.
by breakfastduck 4y ago
They don't need to worry as much about 'locking them down' cause they're basically there already by default.
- oneplane 4y agoThey are essentially application kiosks, which is exactly what a user needs in most cases. We tend to forget that most computing in the world really has nothing to do with OS management, hardware management or installing/removing applications. In a way, they also have the RIM/BlackBerry "peace of mind" in that they can delegate some blame if something were to go wrong with something only the vendor controls. The same goes for desktop operating system, and hardware components, but due to the huge amount of possible configurations, a vendor can easily wash their hands of responsibility because it was always the client's fault for having a bad configuration.