> - Give developers access to any hardware feature, such as "near-field communication technology, secure elements and processors, authentication mechanisms, and

> - Give developers access to any hardware feature, such as "near-field communication technology, secure elements and processors, authentication mechanisms, and the software used to control those technologies." > Here comes the Meta App Store to bypass all iOS privacy protections :( > I really like the idea of an eject button to run arbitrary code and operating systems on my pocket computer, but 99% of the time I want it to "just work." If I valued the former over the latter I would have bought an Android phone. > - Give developers access to any hardware feature, such as "near-field communication technology, secure elements and processors, authentication mechanisms, and the software used to control those technologies." > Here comes the Meta App Store to bypass all iOS privacy protections :( > I really like the idea of an eject button to run arbitrary code and operating systems on my pocket computer, but 99% of the time I want it to "just work." If I valued the former over the latter I would have bought an Android phone. i value choice. no one is forcing you to download meta