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for me personally I don't care about it on my phone either way, I do on my laptop/desktop

• smoldesu 4y ago
  If you have no personal objection to Apple making their products more open, why defend their 'privacy' facade? Have you missed the last major iPhone exploits?
• sergiotapia 4y ago
  So again, how does an option to open the device affect you in any way?
  • TylerE 4y ago
    A big part of what makes the Apple ecosystem so compelling is the consistency and coherence.
    • root_axis 4y ago
      Nothing would change for you though, if someone wanted to sideload something they would just have the option to do so.
      • schrodinger 4y ago
        That's just not true. Making some things impossible by a company with Apple's clout prevents the exploitation of people who will click "next, next" to disable protections without really understanding the implications. If you're truly a developer, you can add whatever apps you want to your phone from source via xcode, free now, so what's the issue?