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Everyone learns how to sideload apps.

• ketzo 4y ago
  Nah, not on iPhones they don’t. Barrier to entry (and risk of breaking their phone) of jail breaking is too high for ~99% of iPhone users. Android might be a different story. But not THAT different. People REALLY rely on app stores.
  • bryanrasmussen 4y ago
    > (and risk of breaking their phone) of jail breaking is too high for ~99% of iPhone users. really 99%, you have the data backing that up? At any rate my baseless assumption is that TikTok is mainly younger users, I bet for people who do not have their phone from work or purchased themselves from having a job i.e kids and teens, the risk of jail breaking is minimal - at least the first time. on edit: assume the preceding in a jocular tone.
    • baxtr 4y ago
      Didn’t happen with Epic before I think
      • bryanrasmussen 4y ago
        OK, I just know that if something my daughter wanted on her phone or computer was no longer available through normal ways she would figure out the other ways to get it and wouldn't care about the cost, because hey that's not her problem that's my problem.