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Definitely -- I can imagine them making it some kind of faustian bargain, where in exchange for enabling sideloading, you void your warranty, never get any soft
by warning26 4y ago
Definitely -- I can imagine them making it some kind of faustian bargain, where in exchange for enabling sideloading, you void your warranty, never get any software updates again, can't connect to any Apple online services whatsoever, etc.
- gamblor956 4y agoThat would violate the EU legislation as currently written.
- jacquesm 4y agoTech companies seem to believe that it is a neat trick to mislead regulators, in my opinion this is a serious mistake: regulators hold the power to destroy you and playing 'clever' may give you bragging rights but ultimately it can doom your company. Underestimating the power of nation states is a pretty dumb strategy for any company that relies on the cooperation of the countries they intend to do business with.
- grishka 4y ago> can't connect to any Apple online services whatsoever So what's the downside?
- veilrap 4y agoIf you don't want to use Apple services, why are you buying an Apple device? These facetious arguments make no sense.
- grishka 4y agoI use a Mac because the hardware is great and the software is least worst.
- Apocryphon 4y agoThere have always been Android users who don’t want Google services, spurring the creation of Cyanogen and Replicant and the like. Are you sure there are no equivalent users on iOS?