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1. There are OSes that are “open” and still reliable. 2. OP was talking about loading apps on his/her OWN phone. Apple could offer some “OS variant” or some se
by elvis10ten 4y ago
1. There are OSes that are “open” and still reliable.
2. OP was talking about loading apps on his/her OWN phone. Apple could offer some “OS variant” or some settings for people like OP while the default is closed for people like you. This doesn’t seem mutually exclusive technically — it’s probably just not in apple business best interests.
- gime_tree_fiddy 4y agoAs past threads on this topic have shown, iPhone users prefer Apple be the controller of the device than the device owner itself. It is somehow understandable, but it is position I've often seen espoused.
- elvis10ten 4y agoInteresting. I understand what’s in it for Apple; but I don’t understand what’s in it for users? People can have their cake and eat it (i.e: a closed ecosystem with strong security and reliability guarantees but we let you leave for more freedom, but we promise you very little)